Micaela had her first contact with music at age 4 through the piano and with cello at 9 years old. In 2012 begins her Bachelor’s Degree in Jed Barahal’s cello class at Superior School of Music and Performing Arts (Oporto, Portugal). Over the years had masterclasses and private lessons with several world-renowned cellists: Cédric Conchon, Martti Roussi, Oliver Parr, Carolina Landriscini, Johannes Moser (listener), Marin Cazacu, Mats Lidstörm, Daniel Geiss, Denis Severin, Justus Grimm, Stefano Veggeti, Francesco Dillon and Miriam Prandi. As an orchestra musician she has worked with soloists such: Anabela Chaves, Dmitri Bashkirov, Bernado Sasseti, Chloë Hanslip, Stéphane Chapuis, António Rosado, Stefan Hadjiev, Eric Ferrand-N'Kaoua, Miriam Prandi, Mario Stefano Pietrodarchi. In addition, she worked with the conductors like: Ernest Schelle, Raf De Keninck, Christoph König, Yoel Gamzou, Fuad Ibrahimov, Anja Bihlmaier, Sir Roger Norringthon, Gianluca Marcianò and the stage director Peter Konwitschny. Micaela also had the opportunity to work with great jazz musicians during the Guimarães Jazz Festival editions 2013/2014. She has collaborated with Sandro Norton on the project "Flying High ... At the Heart of It" where she had the pleasure of sharing the stage with 6 times Grammy winner Gary Burton. In 2016 she becomes part of the Neue Philharmonie München Youth Orchestra (Munich, Germany) where she has the opportunity to play in venues such as Herkulessal Der Residenz (Munich) and Stadthalle Kassel (Kassel). In 2019 is invited to participate in Al Bustan Festival Orchestra Academy (Beirute, Lebanon) and to be part of Suoni dal Golfo Festival playing with Orchestre Excellence based in Italy, Lerici. After a very successful collaboration, she is invited to participate in Al Bustan Festival Orchestra Academy and Orchestre Excellence in the 2020 season. She is in the reserve lists of US Chamber (Norway) and Bruocsella Symphony Orchestra (Belgium). Since 2017 she had the opportunity to study with Lluís Claret (Barcelona, Spain) and Claes Günnarson (Gothenburg, Sweden). Currently she is part of cello class at Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussels where he was given the privilege of playing a cello from 1675.