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Post 8: English course

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 The truth is that since I was little, English classes have cost me a lot, so I am always very nervous in the evaluations. At university I started with English II (although I still don't understand why). I had this level in the second semester of 2019, but the social revolt happened in Chile, so I had to take this course at the end of 2020 in two intensive weeks and I think thaf being that way I internalized the language much more because it was every day in constant application of English. I had level III the first semester of this year online as well as this last level. In 2019 I managed to have approximately three classes in person before the arrival of the revolt and the rest has been online and I think that for this type of subject the online or face to face modality does not greatly affect learning. The u courses tool is of great help to keep the material orderly and available. Outside of English classes, I mainly use this language when I interpret song with mi voice. For a b...

Post 7: My career

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 I am currently studying Music Theory degree. When observing the curricular mesh of the career, there is a lot of variety. The truth is that it is an extensive career, it is four years bachelor's degree and two years of the specialty. n the first four years, Musical Language is the main branch, there are two years of guitar and functional piano in parallel being these classes collectively, then in the followng years you specialize in one of these instruments having individual classes with a teacher. There are also branches focused on research and analysis: the first year branch is music research, in second year music, culture and society, in third year music research and analysis workshop and music research and finally in fourth year it is called music research and analysis seminar. The career has four years of the subject of musical practice, in wich musical montage are made. In first year there is a semester of learning to use digital programs, there are two years of polyphony. T...

Post 6: Travel to the future?

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 Mmmmh, about going to the future... the truth is that I have never liked to think or imagine a very distant future. It gives me a very stranges feeling. So far I have never left Chile, so knowing another country in the future would be very difficult for me to compare to what it is now, although thanks to globalization it is easier to know about other countries. It would draw my attetion to see in 20 years more how the midle east continue on gender issues, in those countries where religion is above women I woul like to know if something has changed. I would also like to know if over the years powerful humans beings have become aware of the environmental problem, if there has been a revolution for the care of the planet or he powerful elite have done great actions in this regard. Although I definitely would not like to travel to the future and much less stay there because the truth is that the vertigo and axiety that it gives me just thinking about it is very great. I have never lik...

Post 5: Be a musician.

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 It makes me very strange to think about this because I feel that being a musician is being out of the system. The truth is that I would love to be able to live economically from my musical projects. Get a decent salary for being an art worker. I would like to play in many places, in many countries. Sharing my creations and spreading the musical heritage of Chile. Cultivate roots music in Chile and the world. I want to do this because it is mainly what I love and it fills my soul. I also believe in the great power of this profession to sensitize people towards a more humane world. To achieve concrete living from this, the essential thing is to believe in what I do accompanied by many hours of study and creativity, on the other hand, have an organization of times and logistics to specify all the ideas because most likely we are our own bosses. Although it is a job with a very uncertain future, but for a long time I have put everything of myself to achieve it. 

Post 4: La lengua de las mariposas.

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  Undoubtedly of the films that have marked me the most is "The language of the Butterflies". I remember I saw this movie when I was very young (8 years old). We saw her one weekend afternoon at home with my parents and cousins. My older cousin told us about the movie and then we decided to watch it. Is a Spanish film released in 1999. The history takes in a village in Spain in the first half of the twentieth century. Spain was in the second republic and the beginning of the civil war. It is in this context that the story of an eight year old boy named Moncho who begins to go to school takes place. It is here that he meets the professor, Don Gregorio, who in his work as a teacher instilled that his students grow up in freedom.  Don Gregorio, as is to be suspected, was of leftist ideas and like Moncho's family those who supported Republican ideas.  The ending I will not tell you because I really recommend this movie. The first time I saw this I cried a lot just like every ...

Post 3: Janis Joplin

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  It's really hard to decide on just one artist that has inspired me but within the ones that came to my mind is clearly Janis Joplin.  Beautiful singer and person who vibrates intensely with music. Janis was born in Texas, United States in 1943 she was an icon of the hippie movement and the blues and rock of the 60's. My mom tells me that since I was little I loved listening to Janis. Sometimes a friend of my mom would take care of me and she loves Janis. Then we always listened to it together and then I would come home asking to listen to Janis hehehe... I think the passion and the sound of this woman caught my attention being so small and well to this day it continues to touch my soul. Listen to her interviews about how she lives music and then see this so beautifully embodied in her music it's really inspiring for me. She embodies total fluidity in music with and without audience and a passion given to music.

Post 2: Beautiful Holidays

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In my life I have had many beautiful vacations and I am very grateful for that. It is really a fortune and privilege to be able to know. I have chosen to write about a trip that I had when I was 15 years old. It was a trip with a great group of Spanish friends. They were on a university exchange here in Chile. We were a very united and fun group. This was my first hitchhiking trip and I was so excited also I was the smallest of the group and that's why everyone took care for me. They're lovely. Our trip was course to the north of Chile. We managed to get to Copiapó on a two week trip. We made stops at different places to sleep in tents. The first night was a bit of terror because we were in the middle of nowhere in a desert!! In my memory and heart three places were mainly engraved: "Punta de Choros", this place was very quiet, we met a beautiful island and the most exciting thing was seeing dolphins!, algo "Pisco Elqui", it was a beautiful and very magical ...