Learning english in quarantine

  My future job Welcome everyone to my final blog! Since I was a child I grew up watching Brazilian serial, we always watched them at lunch time with my mom, I was fascinated by the stories, the characters and the scenography. I dreamed of being an actress and acting in a TV series in Brazil, until today I still consider it my dream job, but it is closer to being a platonic job than a real possibility. On the other hand, I also keep the dream of one day being able to work in a circus as a trapeze artist or as a clown, for me it would be one of those jobs that make you so happy and give you so much pleasure that you don't consider them as a work. But years ago, I decided to study journalism, at first I had a clear idea of what I wanted to do, that was to work as a war reporter or writing chronicles and traveling around the world. Now in my third year of university I have realized that I really like creating audiovisuals so if I had the possibility of working doing that it wou...

  My favorite movie   I don´t have a single favorite movie because I´m continuously watching many movies and documentaries, but for years I swore myself that "The Hurricane" would be forever my favorite one. More than eight years ago, before a Christmas I was zapping on television and suddenly I came to a channel where they were showing this movie, at first, I wasn´t very interested and I thought that I would continue changing channels but for some reason I continued watching it and the story was so touching that I ended up crying nonstop. The movie was based on the real story of an Afro-American boxer named Rubin “Hurricane” Carter, that was accused on 1966 for a triple murder and sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. It´s was a racist injustice, because there wasn´t real evidence that prove his guilty and at the same they weren't enough to incriminate him.  He had to spend twenty years of his life in prison until many activists and people who supported and ...

La Serena Hi everyone! For me, La Serena is not only a city located in the north of Chile, it’s also my second home and most of the people who knows me can tell it´s true. At the beginning of the 2000s, La Serena wasn´t a very crowded beach, actually it had many plenty of swampy areas and the beach continued to look infinite in light of my eyes as a child. But over time more people began to come to vacation, the "Avenida del Mar" was filled with hotels, restaurants, pubs and huge buildings. I started going since I was three years old with my parents, we generally went during vacations and with the pass of the years it became a family tradition. However, in January 2013 my parents separated when we were in La Serena, from that moment on it was a whole process to love this place again, we began to travel with each of my parents separately, and gradually we rebuilt the affection and the connection that we had with this place. In the last years, I only go with my father and my br...

The best concert ever Nice to see you again! It was 2015, I was still in school and at that time my best friend was named Andrés, we spent a lot of time together and shared the same musical tastes. One day listening to Spotify I discovered a Chilean singer named Daniel Riveros, better known as Gepe, I couldn't stop listening to his songs, the first one I learned was “Fruta y té”. That winter we found out that he would give a concert on October 1 at the Cariola theater, it would be a special event because he would launch his fifth album called “Estilo Libre” there, we didn't think twice and with Andrés and a friend we decided to buy the tickets. The concert was on weekdays and it was late at night, it was very cold and when it was time to meet in the subway it started to rain, obviously no one has an umbrella hahaha. We were very tired and Andrés bought a Red Bull that we shared, we thought it would do something but not. Once outside the theater we had to line to get in, we smok...