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Food Journalism
As a bilingual food writer, journalist, and multimedia storyteller, my path in food media is a natural extension of my passion for human connection, culture, and preservation. I treat the table as a place of inquiry. I don’t just observe culture from the outside; I inhabit it with curiosity, authenticity, and an absolute commitment to excellence. Whether I am pitching deep-dive features to magazine editors or building creative communication strategies for hospitality brands, my work bridges the gap between raw culinary talent and powerful, unforgettable narratives.
The full story
Reporting
The bilingual feature, the two reels and the photography, in one place. Reported across farms in Maryland and New York, with 150,000 views on the first reel.
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Selected published work
Anthologized
Revista Anchoa2024
What happens to a cuisine when the people who cook it no longer live where it was born. Selected for Escribir Gastronomía 2024 (Col&Col Ediciones), an anthology of the year’s best food writing in Spanish from Spain and Latin America, alongside Martín Caparrós and Enric González.
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Best Food Blog2026
The fine line between an ethnic enclave and the consumption of that culture, reported from Annandale, Virginia.
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Revista Anchoa2025
How the Venezuelan diaspora keeps alive a pepper that barely travels, on farms in Maryland and New York.
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Revista Anchoa2024
The kitchens migrants rebuild from memory, and what survives the journey.
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Caracas Chronicles2024
Arepa Zone, from a Copa América match to four locations and catering that reached the White House.
More from the portfolio
Sazón y Resiliencia and short-form series.
Events
Dinners and gatherings, coming soon.
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I came for the food. I stayed for the stories behind it
Join me at Vivir, Comer y Contar; a space for reflection on gastronomy, diaspora, migration, and everything that makes us human and can (attempt to) be explained through the dishes on our tables.