 Her earliest recordings date back to 1903 and were cut by the Gramophone and Typewriter Company (G&T).Later on, she recorded for Pathé Records and came back to G&T in 1906, where she made her most popular discs, including ensembles with major stars of her time, such as Fernando de Lucia and Titta Ruffo, as well as with less well remembered singers like Aristodemo Giorgini, Remo Andreini and Andrea Perelló de Segurola.She also made several records for the Edison Company around 1911.