Andrea was born in Rosario, Argentina, where she obtained her degree of Literary and Technical Translation, and now lives in Italy where she has been living since the early '90s. She has been writing since childhood and wrote her first short stories at the age of ten, but only decided to begin publishing her writings in 2005.

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She is a member of REMES (Worldwide Network of Spanish-language writers), Círculo de Escritores de Venezuela (Venezuelan Writers Association), AEM (Writers Association of Mérida, Venezuela), WeWrite (Italy), and ISA (International Scriptwriters Association). She was appointed to be a part of the editorial team for the literary magazine Palabras Diversas until its closure.

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Being mainly a narrative writer with brief forays into poetry and lyrical prose, Andrea also devotes herself to scriptwriting as it combines perfectly with her narrative style.

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Many of her short stories and articles have been published in literary magazines, such as Letralia, Delirium Tremens, Cronopio, Red Margutte, and Colofón. Many of her short stories and papers have been published in a variety of collections in Europe and Latin America and received a honorable mention,

 

Her writing, which has been influenced by both Latin American and English literature, cannot be classified into any particular genre. She has experimented with several different writing styles to eventually find her own narrative voice.

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She also studied screenwriting in Italy and in Spain.

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Andrea continues unabatedly to make progress with her many narrative projects.​ Vice-president of Puerto Libre Association, which organizes "Attraversamenti" Festival on Latin-American culture in Florence.