Princess Prada's cosmology is somewhere between London, Stockholm and Santiago de Chile. She moves between the roles of visual artist, writer and performer. In her work, she deals with regionally specific entertainment genres, such as telenovela and reggaeton, as grounds for syncretism or social friction. She released The Princess Prada EP (2018). She is part of Cherish Label a Stockholm-based independent platform releasing music by people identifying as women/non- binary. She is also part of Plastique Famille a Latinx artistic entity with moving base. Musically, she has collaborated with producers Talisto, HABIB1, Imaabs, Wannabe and Shiroi Kitsune. Her work has also been shown at Festival for Latin American Women Artists, London (2020), Drag Baby, London (2020), Norbergfestival (2019), Way Out West, Sweden (2019), Survival Kit Festival 10.1 Riga (2019), Wetterling Gallery, Stockholm (2019), Gallery Weekend Stockholm (2019), Mediterranean Museum, Stockholm (2019), Index, The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation, Stockholm (2018), Galería Departamento 21, Chile (2017), Azores Contemporary Arts Centre (2017), Alma/Market Art Fair, Stockholm (2017), IX Biennial of Contemporary Art SIART, Bolivia (2016), Kiosko Galería, Bolivia (2015), and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chile (2015).