CURRENT MISSION

(I) Still a student about the life I wanna give

ABOUT ME

What´s hardest in life than talking about youself? I guess these kind of opinions are impossible to be transportated absolutely. You better try personally. You better come and find out.

As I read and study a lot, maybe I can teach something about my country, Brazil. I spent two weeks in Europe last April, and it was amazing. I liked the way people asked me about our world cup, our society and everything. Then I went to Iran, for 2 weeks, and I can tell you it was one of the most surprising trips I made.

I lived in Rio for 6 months last year (2014), but now I´ve "settled down" in Manaus, Amazon region, here in Brazil. Unfortunatelly I still can´t host anyone yet cuz my place is just too small, but soon I´ll get a bigger one to couchsurf again.

I like, I realy like to see both sides of a question. Everything happens for a reason, and the reason is on the past. Just look behind, give another step back and with some intelectual honesty you may see the same picture in another color.

I wish to visit places we have not much good information about it here in Brazil. I´ve been to China, Iran, and I still plan to know Cuba, Mexico, Indonesia and some big places in Africa, like Lagos or Luanda for example.

PHILOSOPHY

Whatever doesn´t kill you makes you stronger. I don´t know but more compassion for the others would help mankind get better and live longer.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

I´ve been to China last year, altough I haven´t booked any hotel, I was hosted by two compatriots in theys homes, one of them I already knew from my neiborhood. So I guess it was not a fully CS experience. I was hosted also in Buenos Aires by a friend from another trip. I didn´t have yet the oportunity to host anybody.

In Stuttgart last April I was hosted by Martin, and I met Alex, a young german who wanted to speak in portuguese cause he´s going to Brazil during the world cup. Next month I´ll be in Iran, and I hope I can have a great time there.

I was not hosted for any couchsurfer in Iran but I met a lot of people from the communities. They just love couchsurfing over there, so it was possible to have many get togethers at the streets of Teran. Here´s my tip. At the same way iranians are crazy hospitables, in a way they invite you for dinner just because you are a foreigner. Making it short: I had a great time in Persia, with and without. coursurfing.

Interests

Let´s trip around and see what happens.

• coloring
• beer
• drinking
• politics
• movies
• reading
• surfing
• soccer
• world cup
• history

Music, Movies, and Books

Heavy Metal, regional music, Brazilian music, French rock, trance and very much our brazilian Samba.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I work in the middle of the brazilian rain forest. For me it´s amazing.

Teach, Learn, Share

As a brazilian, I play soccer since I was a child. I´m just recosidering that after that car accident we suffered from the Germans. I play guittar also, and I´ ve been trying to learn surfing. I speak portuguese of course and I´m reading a lot about brazilian and world history, and international politics. I know this last one sounds boring, but it is not. Well, I´m pretty good at drinking beer, going out at night, watching movies and having conversations, about everything.

You are welcome!

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Brazil, China, France, Germany, Iran, Uruguay

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil