Viejo chico

This is the last blog and I did not know what to write. My brain is already asking for a break and I still have a horrible week full of evaluations. Personally, I did not like to write blogs, I do not write things like that in any social network, so it is uncomfortable to give information about my private life in this platform. I find it entertaining to write things about myself, but voluntarily and whenever I want, not as it happens in the class where it is an obligatory evaluation, and where I share with people I do not know in depth. However, in this blog I want to thank Professor Ricardo. He's been the best English teacher I've ever had, thinking about high school as well as college. I think it's great that you criticize the university's program and let us know that it is anachronistic. I hope you continue to do classes at the "Escuelita" and that my schedule allows me to have classes next semester with you. Thanks for so much and sorry for so lit

About books I do not know much. Most of the books I've read were part of my high school's curriculum. Of all the books I had to read, I only loved two of them. Coincidentally, the two are by Chilean authors, the first was "Tengo miedo torero" by Pero Lemebel and the other "La contadora de películas" by Hernán Rivera. I had both books, but one I lent and they never gave it back to me. The other I gave to a friend. Their stories tell facts based on the history of Chile. "Tengo miedo torero" tells the story of a poor transvestite man who was involved in an attack against the dictator Pinochet. I do not remember the story very well because I read it a long time ago, but I would read it again because I loved the storyline. On the other hand, "La contadora de películas" tells the story of a girl who had a great talent for telling the movies to those who could not go to the cinema to see them in the nitrates of northern Chile. Both stories ar

Hi classmates, today I’m going to talk about my favorite music. First, my favorite types of music are cumbia and in general the chilean music like hip-hop or rock chilean. I think these music is more connected with my feelings than other kind of music, and I believe this is the best music for listen to in any moment. I’m not sure when I started listening to this kind of music, but was around when I was fifteen years old, when I was in the middle of high school. For to mention some bands and singers that I like can be: La Combo Tortuga, Villa Cariño, Ana Tijoux, Santa Feria, Chancho en Piedra, Moral Distraída, Joe Vasconcellos, Liricistas, Portavoz, Illapu, Guachupe and others. I could see to the vast majority of this artists in diferents concerts and i believe these moments that are the most important of mi life. Reciently i went to the concert for the memory in the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos located in Santiago, Finally, I’d like to say a personal appreciation. I

There a lot of countries or places I would like to visit; unfortunately I don't think I will be able to travel to all of them mostly because I don't expect much from my future job or my health (I love drink beer and wine and eat french potatoes, cancer alert hahaha) If I really have to choose, I would like to go to Rapa Nui or New Zeland; both places have the types of weather that i like it Rapa Nui seems to be a better option because of the language and the knowledge I have about its culture (I was kind of obsessed with Rapa Nui when I was younger), for example: i know about the tradicional festival Tapati Rapa Nui that consist in sport competitions and representation dances of his culture, or about the Moais that are the most important heritage of Rapa Nui. If I ever get there, I’d probably I'll spent my time walking around of the island admiring the Moais or natural places like Rano Raraku, that is a volcanic cráter, and i will like talking with the people about