Writer and journalist. Her writing is based on self-exploration, addressing topics such as sex, motherhood, relationships, immigration and others, from an intimate and at the same time direct perspective. Gabriela is a free voice devoid of prejudices that, even though she comes from the self, skillfully addresses social and political issues that are often tried to be hidden or ignored. Her work encompasses chronicles, essays, autobiographical narratives and poetry that have been published since 2007. She has texts included in national and international anthologies, translated into English, Portuguese, Polish, French and Italian. Her first stories were published in the Peruvian narrative journalism magazine Etiqueta Negra.
She was editor-in-chief of the Spanish Marie Claire magazine, regularly publishes opinion columns for elDiario.es, Vice and the Spanish-language content of the New York Times, and hosts a video column on lamula.pe. Gabriela won the IPYS National Journalism Award for her investigation into a case of gender-based violence. She is also the creator of several performances that she has staged with her family. Recently, she wrote and acted in the play "Qué locura enamorarme yo de ti", directed by Mariana de Althaus.

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