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My best vacation was last summer, which was a trip with many destinations. First, I met up with some friends in Temuco to go to "La Fiesta de la Luna," a party that takes place in Cucao, specifically at Lake Huelde. The party was like a ritual, where a main fire was lit, there was live music, Cuecas were sung, we juggled with fire. It was an unforgettable experience. After that stop, we traveled north passing through Castro, Frutillar, Puerto Varas, Valdivia... many places. We traveled while juggling and sleeping in tents, we went to Ska, Cumbia, and folk music concerts. We visited rivers, beaches, hills, very beautiful places. In conclusion, there were many experiences, and that's why they were my best vacations.  

Hello, the place I would like to visit is Tarapacá during the dates of the Fiesta de La Tirana. I am interested in the carnival that takes place in a town that is usually quiet throughout the year but comes alive during that time, filled with music, tarkeadas, tinkus, and more. Why would I like to go to the carnival? To experience the culture firsthand, to see the folklore that is unique to the region with my own eyes. Additionally, I have several friends who live relatively close by and could provide me with accommodation. Another reason would be to witness the starry night sky. I understand that in the north, the stars and constellations are visible with great clarity. I wouldn't want to work, study, or live there since the town is usually quiet, haha. I would go solely to explore and get to know the place.

Víctor Jara is an iconic figure in Chilean music and culture. He is known for his social and political commitment, and for his music that reflects the struggle for justice and equality. Personally, I admire Víctor Jara for his bravery and dedication to the cause of human rights. Víctor Jara was a Chilean singer-songwriter, poet, and political activist who was born in 1932 and died in 1973. During his life, he made significant contributions to Chilean music and culture, and became a symbol of resistance against the military dictatorship that ruled Chile from 1973 to 1990. Víctor Jara was arrested and tortured by Chilean military forces in September 1973, and was killed shortly thereafter. His death became a symbol of the brutality of the military regime and of the struggle for justice and freedom. I like Víctor Jara because his music is an expression of the struggle for justice and equality. His songs speak to the lives of ordinary people and the struggles they face in their day-to-day ...

The symbol of Uroboros, which depicts a serpent or dragon eating its own tail, has various interpretations across different cultures and belief systems. To me, it represents the cyclical nature of life and the concept of infinity, as the serpent is constantly renewing itself by consuming its own tail. It also symbolizes the unity of opposites, such as creation and destruction, and the interconnectedness of all things. The symbol of Uroboros interests me because it is a visual representation of philosophical concepts. It has been used in various contexts throughout history, from ancient Egyptian and Greek mythology to alchemy and modern psychology. Its enduring popularity and versatility demonstrate its universal appeal and relevance.  

Although I'm not a huge fan of technology, I must admit that my cellphone has become my favorite tool. It allows me to stay connected with my family and friends, make calls, send messages, and check emails anytime and anywhere. I primarily use it for communication, but also to organize my daily life with calendar apps and reminders. Moreover, it helps me stay informed about important news and events. This device has had a significant impact on my life, making communication and organization of my activities easier. While I don't like relying too much on technology, I acknowledge that my cellphone has provided me with convenience and efficiency. I would recommend using a cellphone, but always with moderation and responsibility. It's important to find a balance between digital life and real life, and not let technology dominate our personal interactions and experiences.

 When I was a child I really liked music, so much so that when I committed it to my parents they decided to enroll me in an artistic school. the quinta normal artistic experimental high school, in that place I learned the basics of guitar and enough to take the admission test at the arts faculty of the university of chile, where i am currently studying. My experience at the university has been quite pleasant, despite the bad infrastructure, the fact that there is no casino, that the elevators stop working from time to time, I have acquired a lot of knowledge and I have made good friends.

 post 1  woh i am ?  Hi, I'm Maximiliano, I was born in Chile. I study classical guitar at the Faculty of Arts in the center. I like to juggle, cook, study, run, exercise and watch animated series. I like the color green and sunsets. I am my past, consequence of my past and seed of my future.