She is currently about to graduate from a degree in contemporary dance at the National School of Classical and Contemporary Dance (ENDCC) of the National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature (INBAL) at the National Center for the Arts (CENART).

Greta has danced in various theaters, forums and dance festivals in Mexico City, among the most relevant: Esperanza Iris City Theater, and the main hall of the Palacio de Bellas Artes, she also participated as a dancer in the opera "La mare delxs peixos" collaboration between CENART and Tecnológico de Monterrey in 2019.

In the same year Greta danced the decoding of the "Rite of Spring" by Pina Bausch.

In 2019 Greta was part of the online distance residency "DESBORDAMIENTOS", by the Red Iberoamericana de Video Danza, (REDIV), exchange with the Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, in Chaco, Argentina.

Greta was part of a rhythmic gymnastics team for 13 years, attending various competitions at the state and national level, she obtained several medals both as a group and individually.

She took courses for rhythmic gymnastics coaches with the National Rhythmic Gymnastics Team of the National High Performance Center (CENAR) located in Ciudad Deportiva un Mexico City.

Greta is an initiation teacher to classical dance, rhythmic gymnastics and aerial dance, with 8 years of experience. She has taken these courses and certifications for teaching from an early age.

Since 2019 she began to paint in watercolor, Greta has taken courses with graduates of the National School of Painting, Sculpture and Engraving La Esmeralda (ENPGE) INBAL, and started preparing her to become an illustrator.

In 2019 Greta carried out an independent cultural dissemination project "Kopanos Danza", which gave workshops and contemporary dance performances in communities on the Oaxaca coast.

Greta currently runs her dance academy in Mexico City where she teaches dance classes from early ages to adults.