POST 6

 

Hello everyone! Today I am going to tell you about my academic dreams. Will be a little difficult... because the truth is that nowadays most of my dreams revolve around the end of this pandemic...but well, dreaming doesn't cost anything they say out there, so let's do it.

To begin with... I would like to do some postgraduate studies in another country, not undervaluing what Chile offers me, but more than anything for the sake of living somewhere else, hopefully completely different, I would like the full experience of learning, which for me is not reduced to going to a class. Secondly, about the topic that I would like to address, there are several topics that interest me, but I think it would be interesting something related to feminist studies or globalization as a cultural phenomenon. Thirdly, following the "dream" game that we are playing in this post, I would like to study with a scholarship and all expenses paid.  If it is not too much to ask, of course. 

That's the dream. 🍄🍄

POST 5

He is one of the greatest musicians of our time, Luis Alberto Spinetta, or simply "El Flaco". Born in January 1950 in Buenos Aires, he was a famous musician, poet and composer.  

Although I knew about him since I was a child because of famous songs like "Muchacha Ojos de Papel" or "Seguir Viviendo sin tu Amor", it was only in my last years at school that I was introduced to his long artistic career in eternal bands like Pescado Rabioso, Almendra, Invisible...  

I like it because of the beauty of its music, with crazy chords that could only have come from the imagination of El Flaco. On the other hand, the lyrics of his songs are full of poetry and often keep hidden messages, which served him to express himself even in times of the Argentine dictatorship. 

And well, he has a lot of spectacular songs, so I couldn't say a favorite one, but I can tell you that the last song I learned on guitar was "Canción para los días de la vida".🍄🍄🍄 Sadly El Flaco died in February 2012.

POST 4

 

 This photograph was captured two years ago, in may of  2019. By a friend of me, my dearest Carito. The photo is from the commemoration a year after the "Feminist takeover of 2018", it shows in the foreground an intervention of underwear (panties and bras) that we did with a group of friends and in full Hall an instance of memory that we made. I like it very much because it gives continuity to what happened in 2018, and that for me was very significant. <3