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When I think about the future, I like to imagine myself working as a civil servant. I would really love to work developing and implementing public policies, specifically in all things related to migration and racism. I would like to work outdoors, trying to reach people in need, but I do not mind doing paperwork, although it is not my favorite thing to do. With that in mind, I believe that someday day I will work in a municipality. If that is the case, it would be interesting to work for the town where I live, La Florida. I prefer working closer to my loved ones rather than travelling and working with people I don’t know anything about. I don’t believe that I’m going to earn a lot of money in a job like that, but it really does not matter. For me, doing what you love, and trying to make a change in people’s lives, is far more important than earning tons of money, having a big house or a brand-new car. I just want to have enough money to have my own house and look after my parents...

I always have had a pessimistic point of view of the future. So I think that probably I would be fighting for water, but if nothing apocalyptic it happens I sincerely hope to be living in Concepción or Valdivia. Because that would mean that I achieved my goal of leave Santiago. Probably I will be working in something related with the sociology. Something like work in the municipality or in other public serevice. No matter what, the thing that will be importan it be that I will be living in a beautifull place and not in Santiago. Sincerely I would like to be alone but I wouldn't be surprised to be with my best friend forever and ever. Whatever will be the scenary in the future: if it's and a apocalyptic or utopic; if I am alone or acompanied even if it's in Santiago or in another city I completely sure that would be an incredible adventure, with a lot of new anecdotes and tales for tell, live ten years more. Sadly I more sure that the future will be seen like a post apocal...

Hi, my favourite time of the year is summer so I could said that I'm summer team or summer lover. I used to go to backpacking in this part of the year also occasionally I went to the beach mainly to Algarrobo or Viña del Mar to the house of some relatives. Actually I enjoy the summer in anyway while I'm not in Santiago, because the summer and any season sucks in Santiago. I love the warm weather, the possibility to go out in the night just with a short and a T-shirt, walk without shoes without that your fingers turns blue and meet with the friends to drinks beer like a way to scape from de hot. I particularly remember my trip to Bolivia the summer that I went out of the school. This backpacking was with my best friend KT and was a magical experience with a lot of beautiful images like the lake titikaka, the carnaval of Oruro and the city of La Paz. The cableway of La Paz was the best memory of my summers or at least one of the most impressed me, see the particular archite...

Definitely was one of the top 5. It was in the salsoteca "maestravida" in 2018 on Agust 08. The concert was called "Traje paltas" and It was from the national rapper Matiah Chinaski. He is one of the most prominent rapper in the chilean's scene with a discography that goes back until 2000's in a crew and until 2010's as soloist. The concert called like that as a reference to the amount of weed that Chinaski and his crew brought from Europe in tour that they had on April. The atmosphere on the event was very hiphop with a lot of smoke and beats in the air. I enjoyde this event because the kind of music that Chinaski play that it's a mix of harcore rap with a hip hop jazz. Also to do that he played with a lot of others musician of the scene like Johny Alen, Franz Mezko, Martin Benavides and his iconic starting crew Mente Sabia

Hi everyone! I came here to talk about a country that I'd like to visit. I've always wanted to travel to Surinam. I'm not sure why I want to go there. Probably from what I know of this country, that leaves me a little impressed. Surinam it's the least populated country in South America however it's a very syncretic country with a big concentration (for the continent) of hinduist and muslims (20% and 15% of the population). Also has people who define themselves as christian (catholic or protestant), rastafaris, voodooist or indigenous religions. I don't believe that I'd like to live, work or study in there because all of my interest comes from considering it a conveniently close and exotic country. For the same I'm not sure what I'd like to do there, probably know the jungle and bathe in the sea. I've always wanted to swim in a warm sea.