Actress, director, and teacher. Her work has been influenced by her professional experience with masters Andrés Pérez Araya, Andrés del Bosque, and Juan Radrigán. Her direction is characterized by research based on the convergence of theater, music, popular universes, and comedy. One of her most notable works is "Amores de Cantina" by Juan Radrigán.

Originally formed by Cuti Aste, Jorge Lobos, and Álvaro Henríquez, this group was responsible for creating the original music for the play "La Negra Ester" (1988), including songs by Roberto Parra and repertoire from Latin American popular music. This work brought about a change in Chilean music and theater by showcasing Parra's work, his "jazz huachaca," and "cuecas choras." The current lineup includes original members Guillermo Aste and Jorge Lobos, along with Marcelo Salinas, Roberto "Titae" Lindl, and Juan Pablo Bosco.

Pianist and orchestrator, considered "one of the fundamental arrangers of Chilean popular music, both in records and large concerts," in the words of journalist Marisol García. His work has oscillated between classical and popular, collaborating on albums with prominent artists such as Cecilia, Ángel Parra Trío, Vicente Bianchi, and Arturo Gatica. His participation in television shows like "Pin Pon" and "Sábados Gigantes" brought him fame and widespread recognition.

Multi-instrumentalist, composer, and arranger with a vast career in the local music scene. He has been part of bands like Javiera y Los Imposibles, Los Mismos, Electrodomésticos, and currently Los Tres. He has also composed music for theater, notably his work in "La Negra Ester," where he directed and was part of La Regia Orquesta. His career is one of the most versatile, exploring genres such as electronic, pop, incidental music, and rock.