 Her debut album "Romances Sefardies" recorded in 1992 was met with great critical acclaim, whereas her second CD entitled "Entre la Rose et le Jasmin" received the "Diapason d'Or" conferred by Diapason (magazine), a French classical music magazine in 1994.She sings either Sephardic romances from the North Africa and Andalusia Jewish communities in ladino, or the troubadour old laments in Occitan, even Andalusian Arabic melodies in Arabic.Her work from 1990 to 1998 as a singer of the group Aksak, which played a repertoire of Turkish, Greek and Armenian songs, provided the opportunity to work in both Arab-Andalusian repertoire (with Mahmoud Guettat and Toufik Bestandij) and Judeo-Arab (with Cheikh Zekri) repertoire

Considered as one of the best performers of Sephardic romance, she is a singer who possesses a quality of voice that brings greater authenticity to the music.