I am a researcher at the Center for Classical Studies of the Institute for Philological Research at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). I also teach Ancient Greek Literature at UNAM’s School of Philosophy and Letters (FFyL). I hold a PhD in Philology from the Metropolitan Autonomous University, Iztapalapa (UAM-I) and an MA in Classics from UNAM. Since 2022, I have co-organized the Seminario de Tradición Clásica en las Culturas Hispánicas y Modernas. I have published studies on the Greek bucolic poets, most recently the book Intertextualidad y alusión en Teócrito: traducción y análisis de los idilios 1 y 7 (IIFL, 2024).

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)

I am currently working on a Spanish translation and commentary of ten idylls by Theocritus. I am also involved in different projects on the reception of Greek language and literature in Mexico, Hellenism in the Early Modern Period, and environmental criticism applied to Greek and Baroque poetry.

My interests span all periods of Greek literature, with a focus on Hellenistic poetry, Theocritus and the bucolic corpus, and female poets.
I am also interested in classical reception, environmental studies and other critical approaches to ancient and modern literature.
One of my main fields of study has been intertextuality in Hellenistic poetry. Recently, I have become very interested in Theocritus’ engagement with gender and materiality, and how these relations can be explored through intratextuality. I also work with Late bucolic poetry, particularly Bion of Smyrna’s Epitaph for Adonis and its Early Modern reception. I am also interested in Hellenism in the Early Modern Period and in Hispanic literature and culture.