Who Am I?

 Hello everyone, good morning. Today I want to tell you about a trip I took in Chile, a trip I've been making since I was a child, to the Elqui Valley in the Coquimbo region. This place makes me feel very safe, and I've been visiting it since I was 4 years old. We always stay in the same cabins owned by friends of my dad. This place stands out for its magnetism and complete disconnection from the world. It's also where various rituals and nature worship take place. It has many rivers, and where we stayed, we could open the windows and enjoy the sunny view, especially in the summer when the hills were right in front of us. It's beautiful. We would sometimes go down to the river, which had very cold water. My dad and I would go jogging, but I would get tired quickly because of the scorching heat there. After jogging, we would always jump into the river to cool off. The valley has hidden spots and places to have a lovely afternoon camping and having a picnic. The valley ha

 Hello everyone, today is a very cold and cloudy Sunday. I hope you are all doing well. Today, I'll talk about something closer to my heart, a family member I love dearly. I have three brothers, and I love them unconditionally. If I had to choose who to talk about today, I'll talk about my oldest brother, Sebastián, who is nearly 30 years old. Seba is someone with whom I share an incredible bond. We have different parents, but my dad gave him his last name, so he's practically my little brother. I'm very proud of who he has become. Seba was always a very kind and talented graffiti artist. He loved outdoor activities like biking and climbing, and we often competed in our love for climbing. As he grew older, Seba studied expedition engineering in ecotourism at the university, I believe that's the name of his degree, but that's basically Seba for you. He went to the mountains, climbed, cycled—everything related to the outdoors. After university, Seba landed beautif

 Hello everyone, good morning. Today, once again, it's a Wednesday blog post, and I will talk to you about my journey in learning the English language. Well, my initial exposure to this language was in my school, as we had English as a subject from a young age. The truth is that I found it quite easy to understand and practice. I had this subject from 1st grade to 12th grade. Then, in 7th grade, we were divided into two levels of English: advanced and intermediate. I always, and I mean always, stayed in the intermediate level haha. I couldn't seem to move up because I was quite disorganized in class, so sometimes I didn't understand what we were doing. But in high school, I became more serious about it. We had written tests, oral presentations, quizzes, and more. Besides, I got along well with my English teachers over the years, so I enjoyed it. Outside of the classroom, currently, I sometimes converse with my boyfriend in English, and he is quite knowledgeable, so he helps

 Hello everyone, how are you? Today, I want to talk about a book I've read. Honestly, I'm not much of a reader, but back in school, they used to make me read, so I'll tell you what I remember about "The Little Prince," haha, it's quite typical. "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is a timeless work that enchants both young and old alike. This captivating fable tells the story of a pilot who crashes in the desert and encounters a little prince from another planet. As the plot unfolds, the book reveals profound reflections on life, love, friendship, and human nature. The true beauty of "The Little Prince" lies in its simplicity and endearing characters. The prince is an innocent and curious being who asks insightful questions about the world around him. Through his adventures on different planets and encounters with unique characters, the book imparts valuable lessons about empathy and understanding. Saint-Exupéry employs a poetic

 Hello everyone on this Wednesday once again on the blog. Today will be a day of recommendations, rating, and telling you about the most captivating things in my opinion, such as movies, songs, magazines, etc. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. 1. Ponyo: Japanese animation by Hayao Miyazaki about the magical friendship between a boy, a mermaid, and a world that opposes them. Directed by Hayao Miyazaki. I love this movie for its animation, the artwork is incredible, and especially the sweetness of the main character. I identify a lot with it. [Link to video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YpxyQit8fk) 2. Blue Lights - Colors Show: I love watching this video of singer Jorja Smith performing this song on Colors Show, a company that ensures artists sound amazing with these minimalist videos. [Link to video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYwRsJAPfec&list=RDfYwRsJAPfec&start_radio=1) 3. Funny kitten videos: I love watching all kinds of animal or funny cat videos; they brighten m