Graziela Camacho is a Los Angeles native, raised in L.A, Mexico and Orange County, where she pursued violin and design studies from Chapman Conservatory of Music. She has studied under, Mischa Lefkowitz from the LA Philharmonic, as well as Dana Freeman and Paul Manaster from the Pacific Symphony Orchestra. In addition to music and graphic design knowledge, Ms. Camacho has also worked as a Music Therapist - providing volunteer sessions to various demographics ranging from autistic children to adults with mental disorders. Immediately after graduation, she moved to the Bay Area in 2005 where she joined the CMC Orchestra (now the SF Sinfionetta) the Oakland Civic Orchestra, Juanita Ulloa’s only all female Mariachi Picante and the Bay Area Chamber Orchestra. Ms. Camacho (a.k.a. lachelabela) has free-lanced throughout Southern California and the Bay Area with musician, Count Smokula and has performed at various counterculture events and venues such as the Pasadena Doo Dah Parade, the California Institute for Abnormal Arts, the Pasadena Library, Workspace and La Pena Cultural Art's Center. She has toured to Las Vegas, Ukiah, Oakland and other low-income neighborhoods while providing private violin lessons to the community that surrounds her.