The soprano achieved a master's degree from the esteemed Penn State University (PSU), where she earned a full scholarship. Widely recognized for her exceptional musicality, the purity of her voice, and her versatility across different musical genres, she has performed on prestigious stages throughout her career.

Camila Isabel embarked on her musical journey with the renowned San Juan Children's Choir, where she quickly flourished and went on to participate in various ensembles. One standout experience was her debut as a soloist in the opera "Tosca" performing the role of the shepherd boy alongside the distinguished Puerto Rican Symphony Orchestra (ORSP) as part of the "Opera of Puerto Rico". She also captivated audiences in productions such as "Madame Butterfly", sharing the stage with esteemed Puerto Rican soprano Ana María Martínez and tenor Rafael Dávila, as well as "Otello", featuring Puerto Rican baritone Ricardo Lugo.

​Camila's talent has enriched notable events such as the "Congress of the Spanish Language" held at The Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music. She has taken on roles including Papagena in Mozart's "Die Zauberflöte", Esmeralda in "La novia vendida", and the Second Woman in "Dido and Aeneas", among others. She has also had the privilege of performing the "Villancico Yaucano" under the direction of Ángel "Cucco" Peña, accompanied by the Puerto Rico Philharmonic Orchestra Arturo Somohano.