Dorinda Remedios studied Primary Education in A Coruña, where she lived since she was six until she was thirteen. She studied Teaching in Ourense and worked as a teacher in Teimende, Parada do Sil, Ourense, Larín, Arteixo and A Coruña. She married the teacher Antonio Rodríguez Vázquez and has two children, Antonio Alejo and Abelardo. Nowadays, she is a widow, she is retired and lives in Ourense.
Since she was young, she felt passion for Literature and started to publish articles in the newspaper La Noche in 1948. She also collaborated in the newspapers El Ideal Gallego, La Voz de Galicia, Vida Gallega, Vagalume, Arquero, Céltica and Faro de Vigo and in the magazines 'El Magisterio Español', 'Escuela Española', 'Poesía Hispánica' and 'Poesía de Venezuela'. She also collaborated in the newspapers El Universal, Páginas y Vida and Letras de Caracas (Venezuela). She also collaborated in the news bulletin 'Hermandad en Galicia' and in the bulletin of the Galician Brotherhood of Caracas. In Galicia, she collaborated in the radio station 'Radio Nacional de España' in A Coruña with the radio programme 'Emisión Bazar' (1956-57). She wrote essays, stories, novels and theatre: Palma y Corona (1964), Un poema cada mes (1969), IRMÁ, Poemas de ausencia (1970), Los poetas (with her sister Pura, 1971), Bergantina (1971), Tres cadros de teatro galego (1973), Monicreques (with her sister Pura, 1974), Oriolos neneiros (with her sister Pura, 1975), Campo e mar aberto (1975), Augas soltas (with her sister Pura, 1978), Cascabel, o cabaliño do circo (1976), Ronseles (with her sister Pura, 1980), Fantasías infantiles (with her sister Pura, 1980), Viaxe ó país dos contos e da poesía (with her sister Pura, 1985), Oración junto al camino (1985), A xeito de antoloxía (1992), Mulleres amadas por grandes homes (1993), Soñando con Ourense (1995), Oración xunto ó camiño (1996), Contos para nenos e nenas (1996), Irmá (1996), A malcopadiña (1996), Quero contarlle ós nenos, Amor y paz, María ou a vida pobre, Madeixas debandando (1997), Galicia, cousas e xentes (1997), Noelia (2201), Protagonistas de toda clase, O troleiro e outros contos, Pasatempo ferido de versos (1999), Regos de vida e longura (2000), Galicia merece a pena (2000), O pai de nós (2000) and O agro, un mundo aberto (2001).
There are references to her biography and work in the following books: Quién es Quien en las Letras Españolas 1969 a 1979; Diccionario Biográfico Español Contemporáneo (1970); The World Who of Women, (second edition) Cambridge, England, 1974-1975; Who's Who in the World, (1978-1981 editions), Chicago, Illinois; Enciclopedia Gallega (1984); Mulleres destacadas de Galicia, ?Alvarellos? Publications, Lugo, 1993; Literatura Galega da Muller, Carmen Blanco, ?Xerais? Publications, 1991; Literatura Galega by Anxo Tarrio Varela, ?Xerais? Publications, 1994; Poetisas españolas, Antología General (Third volume), Torremozas, Madrid, 1998 and Boletín Gallego de Literatura, Santiago de Compostela University, 1999.