Raquel "Rock ill" Zamora was born on Akimel O'odham ancestral lands, now known as central and southern Arizona. Native from both sides of her parents, Yaqui from her father's side and Amazonian from her mother's side, with a mix of Spanish and Germanic roots. She graduated from the Art Institute of Dallas in 2012 with a Graphic Design degree and soon landed a job at UNIVISION INC. in Dallas, TX as a Graphic Designer and Graphic Operator. During this time, she also honed her photography and videography skills. In 2019, she transitioned to acting, appearing in theater plays, commercials, and short films. Based in Dallas, Texas, she is recognized as an Indigenous storyteller, actor, movement artist, photographer, and cinematographer. Her recent credits include "Quantum Force" (2019), "River of Blood" (2021), and "Vid Chronicles" (2022). Her personal art combines traditional and contemporary aesthetics inspired by her cultures; infused beliefs, history and stories about their way of life.