Camelia is a multi-disciplinary artist based in New York City and Puerto Rico.
As a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts (BFA), her experience spans many artistic mediums including acting, playwriting, music-making, singing, broadcast radio, comedy, and more.
As a theatre artist, Camelia has produced two original works of theatre at Playwrights Horizon’s Theatre School and The Tank. She spearheaded both projects as a playwright, director, and actor (fiestas ajenas, de una vida a otra vida).
Camelia has also produced and artistic directed musical events for the Orquesta Filarmónica de Puerto Rico such as ABBA Filarmónico, Me Enamoro de Ella, Benito Filarmónico, and more.
As an actor, Camelia works both in theatre and film. Camelia’s most recent work includes Mareas a la deriva (2025), which premiered at Short Shorts Film Festival and Asia, as well as The Philadelphia Latino Arts & Film Festival (PHLAFF), Ivy Film Fest, Toronto Women’s International Film Festival, New Orleans Film Festival, and more. She starred on Los Garcia (2022) in Centro Bellas Artes Luis A Ferré, Spring Awakening (2025) at Teatro Victoria Espinoza.
As a musician, Camelia was a featured vocalist on the Carnegie Hall produced Hopes and Dreams: The Lullaby Project (2018), alongside salsa giant Gilberto Santa Rosa. She studied voice, piano, guitar, drums, and theory at Puerto Rico’s Conservatory of Music. Moreover, she voiced two characters in the children’s animated musical show Las Cabritas, available on YouTube and TeleOnce. Camelia has performed as a singer all over Puerto Rico at galas, fundraisers, weddings, and benefit concerts alongside an array of musicians including the Philharmonic Orchestra of Puerto Rico.
