In 1997, Marin founded the El Flamenco Vive Company, named after a flamenco shop opened in Madrid by enthusiasts. The company consists of four dancers, two men and two women, a percussionist, a guitarist and a singer, and is dedicated to promoting flamenco music and dance to children, especially Spanish children as part of their heritage. The shows are interdisciplinary and participatory demonstrating various styles of flamenco. Children in the audience are given opportunities to participate and experience the rhythm, melodies and dance steps imitating what they see the performers do. The company has performed at various large events such as the Festival Flamenco pa tós (2005-2008), Festival Suma Flamenca in Madrid (2006-2008), the Flamenco Biennale in Seville (2006), the Festival Internacional de Música y Danza Granada (2007), the Flamenco Festival of Nîmes (2008-2010), the Holland Flamenco Biennale (2008), the Circuito Abecedaria por Andalucia (2008), the Festival Madrid en Danza (2010) and the Rues du mond La Villete, France (2011) and the Festival Internacional Cervantino (2014) . The group has been invited to performe the work "El flamenco vive paras los niños" in New York, Geneva and Beijing. Productions that Marin has created with the group include "Flamenco al Rojo Vivo" (2001), "El Flamenco vive con los niños" (2003), "Gesto y compás" (2004), "En el Flamenco también hay juguetes" (2004), "El Flamenco en Cuatro Estaciones" (2006) and "Con pasaporte Flamenco" (2008). In 2003, she created her first interactive show, El Flamenco Cuatro Estaciones, which combines her experience as a teacher, dancer and TV host and invites the audience to participate. The work was created for children and involves seven artists (singers and dancers) which demonstrate the various flamenco styles. The work is divided into four parts, one to dramatize each season. "El flamenco vive para los ninos" is an adaptation of the DVD disk for the stage, and is a simple production, no sets, just five artists giving lessons. Along with interviews from known flamenco artists.