Inglés IV

  My Future Job I've never been really sure about where I want to work or what I want to do for work. Probably this year has been the year when I've felt able to decide where I want to develop my professional skills. I would love to work on something related to digital journalism or strategical communications, or something that involves both.  Due to the pandemic, this work is like many others, being done from home. But in regular conditions probably I would be working in an office, which I really love because I'm really into wearing formal clothes. The digital journalism gives you the chance to work wherever you want to work because you don't need to be in the office, just need a computer and an internet connection. On the other hand, most of the strategical communicators have to work in a specific place.  I'm not really a fan of work travels, because I think you can not enjoy as much as you want because you still working, and...

 Luke Luke is my dog. He has been my pet since 2015. He was born in our house because his mother is our other pet, Alba (like Princesa Alba but chubby). Physically, he is almost completely black, but his face is kind of light brown, and the tip of his tail is white. He is medium height. On the other hand, he is very aggressive with people and dogs he doesn't know, but he's the cutest dog with the people he knows.  He's been unsconsciously supporting me, when I have been down. When I'm in a bad mood he's the only one who understands me and when I'm feeling that way he's the only one I want to be cuddled by. He never judges me, and he's always happy to see me, even when I forget feeding him.   Here's a photo of him, days after he was born. Weeks later he got sick and he almost died, but he was able to recover because I took care of him when he was weak. Maybe that's way he's always protecting and covering me.

Portuguese At the beginning of this quarantine I tried to do a lot of activities like writing, reading, learning how to cook vegan food and more. But definitely the hobby that most impact has had on my daily life, at that time and nowadays is: learning Portuguese. I've always been interested in learning new languages, since I was 12 years old, or even younger, I've been trying to learn how to be able to communicate in English. When I was 16, I tried to learn German, but in the process I realized that it was way too hard, even harder than English, so I decided to quit at that time but with the condition that in the future I would try it again. This year, in January, I was planing a trip to Brazil with my friends, we wanted to go to Rio de Janeiro and then travel to all the iconic places there. At that moment I realized that I needed to learn at least the basic words in Portuguese with the purpose of having the least communicational problems there. I took a course of Portuguese i...

 Lollapalooza 2019 I'm going to tell you about the best concert I've ever attended. It was a three-day experience back in 2019: Lollapalooza at Parque O'Higgins in Santiago, Chile. I've always loved going to concerts so when I was presented the chance to attend an event with several concerts given by different artists I love, of course it was a big fat yes from me! Among all the artists performing at that time, two of them really called my attention: Kendrick Lamar and  Rosal í a. The first one performed the opening night of the festival. His performance was totally incredible due to his rapping abilities and the fact that he constantly referenced the Pulitzer award he had won in 2017 thanks to his last album called "DAMN". The highlight of that night was when he performed his song "All the Stars" which was part of the soundtrack of the movie Black Panther that was in vogue at that time and the crowd went crazy. The second memorable moment of the fes...

  Germany This year was going to be the year when I was finally going to be able to visit the country of my dreams but due to the reasons we all know, I was forced to cancel this trip that was already totally planned. Tickets, stay, tours and everything related to a tourist agenda had to be put off. So Germany, you'll have to wait another year for me. Back in the day, being an athlete I would admire the German sports culture because of the way they are prepared to train people who were developing the same sports skills I was at that time. They have very professional and specialized sports centers and their trainers are one of the most respected ones in the world.  I would love to be able to learn and participate in their sports training and maybe, have the chance to go back to my athlete life in their centers.    I don't know if I'd like to study there but I'm pretty sure that I'd love to live there after I graduate and maybe, work as a journalist in Berlin. My tick...