Vega, was digitally released worldwide . In 2018 Young Classicals, a non-profit cultural platform which promotes young soloists in Europe, offered her a collaboration to record two videos with performances of works by Eugene Ysaÿe and Maurice Ravel. In May 2019, Nuez Suarez was awarded a scholarship from La Caixa Banking Foundation Fellowships Programme, to support her postgraduate studies at the Royal College of Music. In November 2019, Nuez Suarez released the music video "The Furies", featuring her recording of the fourth movement of the Eugene Ysaÿe's Violin Sonata Nr. 2, originally named 'Les Furies'. "The Furies" was the first classical music video by a Spanish artist to be featured in Vevo, the world's leading music video and entertainment platform. Nuez Suarez made history emerging as the first Spanish classical musician to appear in this platform. In September 2020, Nuez Suarez started her doctoral degree in London at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. From 2021, she continued her doctoral degree at the School of Music in the University of Leeds. Film In December 2016, Nuez Suarez was briefly attached to a film project in development by British film director Brian Skeet, titled “The Spanish Version”. An undisclosed health issue prevented Skeet from continuing the project, which was shelved shortly after. At the 70th edition of the Cannes Film Festival Skeet said of her: “I truly believe the passion she shows for her music will be translated in film. [...] We celebrate new talent and new faces, and I can say I cannot think of anyone I want to celebrate more than this young artist”. References External links Official web site 21st-century violinists Women classical violinists Living people 1996 births Spanish actresses Spanish classical violinists