MY FUTURE JOB

Hi team! In the today post, I’m going to talk about your future job. 

I don’t really have very clear what kind of job I have, but I really like the area of education, because my opinion is the best way to comab and reduce social inequality. I would love to travel to learn, but I want to work in my country, in towns where I grew up and where the things do not work well. I want work in a job Outdoor, especially (as I said before), I imagine working directly in populations with neighbors. But, along whit this, it would be ideal to work in a ministry, such as "Ministerio de Educación" or "Ministerio de Desarrollo Social", collaborating in the creation of public politics to improve the lives of the most vulnerable sectors of Chile.

 

(These photographies are a example of the social inequality in Chile. On the one hand a camp in my commune and the other a photo of Vitacura, one of the best commune of Santiago to live ) 

About of the salary, I would earn enough to live, but this is subjective, something like $600.000 to live like the Bob Marley song: “don’t worry, be happy”. 

I study public administration in the University of Chile, but I think this isn’t enough to my purpose of my life. I feel I need to specialize and study a career related to education and social inequality.

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Chilean Rap

Hi team, again!,
Today, I'm going to talk about my favorite musical style, the RAP, specially the chilean Rap.

Rap is a music genre developed in North America, but more developed in the late 60s between the African American community in the United States. In Chile, it emerges as a means of protest during the military dictatorship. 

While the Chilean rap arises , in its infancy, as a means of protest and also to portray the experiences of the popular sectors of the country , today , there are rap groups on various topics such as love, use policy , revolution , parties , friends , etc.

Today, the most popular groups in chile are: "Salvaje Decibel", "Adickta Sinfonía" & "Liricistas. Also other popular group is "Movimiento Orginal," but this is a mixture of various styles such as reggae, rap and dance hall. About the MCs, the most popular and my favorites are: Portavoz, Matiah Chinaski, Matias Foucault and Inkognito.

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My favorite movie: "Fight Club"

Hi team!, today. In he today post, I’m going to talk about my favorite movie:  The Fight Club, is a 1999 American film based on the 1996 novel of the same name by Chuck Palahniuk. The film was directed by my favorite director, David Fincher and stars Brad Pitt, Edward Norton (one of my favorite actors) and Helena Bonham Carter.

Plot -> An insomniac man who is an ordinary worker of a huge company, an impulsive buyer and classic consumer of capitalist system is very bored of his ordinary and routine life and meets with a person that is totally who he wants to be. And after that his life changes, with his new friend he creates a fight club that is gonna evolve very big movement all over country that even he can't imagine. And in the end, he manages, in theory, exploit the system.

I really love this movie,  I really love this movie, especially the script and music. The principal song is beatifull, named “Where is my mid” by the Pixies.  I like the critical message of society and the system in general. Change a little my worldview.

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The Best Vacation Ever: "Las Siete Tazas"

Hi team,

In this post, i’m going to talk about my best vacation ever. In 2008, with my family and some friends traveled to the VII Region of Chile, and rode the most beautiful places of this Region, "El Maule".

For a week we visit beautiful landscapes, like the "Bridal Veil", so called because it is a waterfall that resembles (as its name in Spanish) a veil of a bride. We also visited other, for example, the "Waterfall jump Leone", which is a beautiful waterfall and pools in the "Rio Claro" characterized by the clarity of its waters.

But the best was certainly stay to camp for a week and a bit more on the "Siete tazas" (seven cups in spanish) National Park, where seven consecutive waterfalls are formed, and surrounded by a wonderful landscape, a native forest with different types of plants and animals. We saw, remember, several foxes and also a very small pudú. It was fun, also because there was a lot of people and noise so we could enjoy the sound of the wild world. Later we went down all the pools that formed and going to swim and play. It was great.

(Las Siete Tazas)

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