Zulema was born in a rural area and attended a Catholic school until she graduated as a teacher. Many years later she met Natty and, motivated mainly by Natty’s influence, she promptly joined the Los del Camino group. When Zulema joined Natty’s group, she was taking care of her family as well as teaching at an elementary school. In 1987, her desire to be with Natty and help in her mission became so strong that she decided to leave her paid job to work with Natty full time at the Hogar Peregrino San Francisco de Asis. Her daughters, then teenagers, were the first to join Natty’s mission, since Natty’s ideas satisfied all their hopes and dreams of being better persons and contributing to a better world. 
Zulema states:“It was easy to be around Natty, enjoying her great generosity and wonderful positive spirit. I want to continue with Los del Camino, helping those most in need and continuing our humanitarian aid to the deserts and jungles of Argentina.”