She was born a hot summer day in Barros Luco Hospital in the city of Santiago, the only child of Marta and Miguel. When she was four years old, in 1987, the parents decided emigrate to Argentina, the original country of the father, for that, when she was a little child, she went to Maestros Argentinos School, in Anahí Mapu neighbourhood, Cipolletti, Argentina... but for only a few years, because when she was eight, the parents decided to choose an other school for her, this time Instituto Nuestra Señora de Fátima School, where she knew wonderful friends. In the adolescence she was living again in Chile, she went to Laura Vicuña High School, in that time she liked a lot of study things, but she never forgot her argentinian History teacher, Mabel, for that, and, in spite of Architecture was her first choice, when she saw the universities´ answers for her second choise, History, she was also happy. Then she became historian and History teacher in Universidad Católica de Chile, now she is ending a Social Sciences Master in University of Chile.
She has only two hobbies who likes the most,paint mandalas and make kaleidoscopes. When she is with other people, she likes to talk about the life and any other things or also comment flims, but all of it must be with a wonderful hot tea with ginger, no matter the season.
One of her dreams is to travel to all the deserts in the world and fill herself with the orange sunset sun.
Hello! Your history have a different places and memorys. I like Argentina too and i have a good friends: Martina Miravalles and Ricardo Aroskind, sociologist and economist respectivly. The last week i visit them and walk on this magic street. I lived in Buenos Aires at the nineties at San Telmo place. In the neighborhood, my favorite restaurant calls "El Desnivel", placed in Defensa street, near of Dorrego square.
ResponderEliminarI have three beatiful kaleidoscopes and i like so much this magic imagerys. I want see yours creations!