Career
She moved to Alcalá de Henares in 1996 to study literature. In 2006 she directed "Juliets". She taught theater to children for several years.
She successfully handled child actors in the short film "Cedric", which participated in festivals around the globe, and in the controversial "The Rapture of Ganymede."
In 2009 she directed, with Sadrac González, the film Myna Has Gone, which tells the story of an illegal immigrant and her problems in Spain.
The film was also an official section at Athensfest, Les Reencontres des Cinémas d"Europe, and The Bronx, in New New York The film was released in theaters in the United States, including in Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Saint Louis, Phoenix, Houston, San Francisco, Dallas, Seattle, Miami, Denver, New York, and Palm Beach.
In 2009 she shot the fake trailer "Second Blood", filmed in Japan for Spanish players, and the short film "Invisible Old People", which received an official selection at the Vancouver Film Festival. Sonia is the director of the theater group "Rotos y Descosidos", where she teaches acting to new opera singers, specializing in performances of Federico Garcia Lorca.
In March 2015 she published her first fiction novel titled El Rey Lombriz (The King Worm) and based on a screenplay.