I would like to learn...

I would like to learn to speak a lot of languajes, like french, german, italian and chinesse. I would love to travel and can comunicate with everyone as easyer as I do in my own country. I think that nothing is like knowing a languaje and understand it on your own, because only that way you can get the escence of the comunication. On the other side when someone or something translate a textfor you, for example, always something is missing o the road. Also I think that the languaje is a very close way to know more about a society and it culture.

I would start learning  french, I love the pronunciation and the sound of the words. I think it is a very beautiful languaje, and I want to travel to France some day and if it happens I would like to do it the best way, learning the local languaje from the inside, with the authentical speakers..

I think it woul be difficult for me to spell, because it is a complex languaje and very diferent to the english and spanish, wich are the languaje that I know by now, of course english not so well as spanish. In english, every word must be pronunciated different as it writes but with a very different way to spell than the french, most elegant and soft, also romantic from my point of vew.

If I travel someday to Europe as I wich, I will surely visit France, and knowing the languaje will makes me feel free to comunicate any way I want, and read everything understanding what it really mean.








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Italy

I would love to go to Italy, and visit every place, especially La Toscana and Roma.La Toscana is a region placed on the nor-west of italy, the region capital is Florencia.

The first time I heard about La Toscana was because of a movie, "Under the Tuscan sun" and I amazed by the landscapes that appeared in it. Then I saw more pictures of it places and the clasic roman arquitecture that survives on it.


I would love to walk arroun the giant Duomo of the Santa María del Fiore cathedral of Florencia. Can you believe that this wonderful dome is 45.5 meters outside diameter? and that the highest point of it is 100 feet high from the ground?

I imagine myself walking down these roads, as taken from a tale or a fantasy movie, don´t you think?
I would also like to know the island of Sicily and being in Italy, I would not miss the opportunity to tour Europe as much as possible. This trip would take at least 2 years.

When I was a little child

This photo were taken in my house of Colina, I lived there since a was 2 years old until I was 17. All my childhood memories are in this home. I really like it and enjoyed it a lot when I was living there.

In the photograph appears two of my brothers (the both are at the right, Agustín is sitting at my side and the other is Simón at his back walking to where we were sitting) , two friends (at the left, I can´t remember their names, they were sons of friend of my parents) and me in the middle in a pink swimwear with black polka dots.

I dont know who took this picture, I guess it was my father, I was about 4 years old, so my brother Agustín was 6 or 7 years old and Simón, my elder brother was about 9 years.

I find it really beautifull and cute and it´s fun that it seems like we were talking about life as adults instead of be running and playing like kids.
This house inevitably bring me a lots of memories and this picture helps me to remember how that place looks when I was that little, because I usually remember as it was when we left in 2008 and it has really changed from that time until now. Some times I miss living there, and have all that tranquility and that big space.

La Junta, Cochamó / February 2012

Last summer I traveled to the camping La Junta, Cochamó with three friends and my boyfriend. We take a bus from Santiago to Puerto Montt, took 14 hours and then we traveled about 4 hours on another bus to get to Cochamó.

Cochamó is a small location in southern Chile bordering Argentina, east of the Estuario de Reloncaví. From there after about four to six hours trekking to the Andes Mountains, always next to Cochamó river, you arrive at camping La Junta.



The thing is that we were so unprepared both physically and in equipment, everybody exept my boyfriend (the poor had to wait for us all the time), that it took us 9 hours to get up, to La Junta. I did the trekking with a backpack of 20k, the men carried even more heavy backpacks. The day we went up was sunny, but the road was all muddy because of the rain of the previous days. It was really hard for me, I think I never have been so tired and distressed, felt that the road will never end.


The last stretch of the road we had to do it at night and on arrival look for a place to place the tents. I was completely destroyed, I really hurt my back and feet, I did not want to take one more step. We install the tents and I changed all my clothes, which was largely wet and muddy. I didn´t even ate that night, once lying and being warm into my sleeping bag, I did not want to move again.

Only the next day when i woke up and get out of the tent, I came to realize the amazing place where we were camping, it's so beautiful, all surrounded by green hills with granite counter tops. The air is so clean (santiaguinos notice it immediately) and the water is exquisite, I can´t describe it. So at the end I can say that the hard road to La Junta really worth it. We stay there a few days until the weather became very bad, it rained non-stop all day, so we decided to go down before it became worse.

We stay there a few days until the weather became very bad, it rained non-stop all day, so we decided to go down before it became worse. We soaked down the road, the river had risen and had to cross it on foot in several parts. The tents were wet whole, so that night stayed at the "Hostal Maura" in Cochamó, the owner felt sorry for us and let us enter the sauna and then a outdoor hot tub was so nice, especially at this time.

It was a trip that I will never forget, until now is the best I remember! I still not believe that I could get there hahaha the difficulty made it much more amazing. I really recomend it!

About music

I like a lot of diferent artist and music kind, I don´t realy have a favorite song or band at the moment, i like to change, and hear a big variety of music styles.
I like from Babasonicos to Led Zeppelin, going through The Rolling Stones, The Strokes, Feist, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Violeta Parra, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Bersuit Vergarabat, Alanis Morissette, The Doors, Los Tres, The beatles, Jose Gonzalez and so much more!
This is the one i like more of Led Zeppelin,  D´yer Maker.

Right now i remember a song that i have always like, it´s "Take a walk on the wild side" by Lou Reed, the first time i heard it was on the car radio, while i was going to the school with my brothers and sister, and since that moment i just love it, because of his voice, the rhythms, only years later i came to understand the meaning hahaha.

Something by The Beatles. I like realy much this song too, i love what it says. I like a lot of the beatles´s songs they have so much, but this one specially like´s me.

And this one always make me laugh: I believe in a thing call love, the way that the vocalist dress himself, an the way that he moves and sing, it´s so original and unique.

I hope you like it and you can tell me what kind of music do you like!

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