In 2006, she moved to Buenos Aires and began to study music production at the Escuela de Musica de Buenos Aires. Two years later Paula moved back home and starting recording songs in her bedroom studio which have been self-described like ‘watery music’. She blends together reverby beats, electronic elements, soft guitars, and voice whispering to create "aquatic" Dream Pop tunes that give the impression of listening underwater. "Sobrenadar" can be translated to "over-swimming" (to float).
The track "Sommeil Paradoxal" has been included in a compilation "Así suena el verano",[1] released through the publication Indie Hoy (Argentina). Also the song "Esmerilado" in Weekly Magic Tape #27[2] of Magic (magazine) (France).
Discography
Albums
Sobrenadar (November 2010)
1859 (March 2012)
Tres (March 2014)
EPs
"Vent Solaire" (July 2011)
"Guam" (cassette, 15") (Magic Rub, USA label) (October 2011)
"Alucinari" (cassette, 15") (Magic Rub, USA label) (July 2013)
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