I study anthropology. I live in Tenerife. Yesterday I accidentally deleted 859 memories from a camera; only the memory card remains.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’ve wanted to try it for almost 10 years, but I never really got around to it. Now, I think I have a year to make plans. Also, I’m studying anthropology and I’d like to do a project on the app experience, this alternative to conventional tourism, the traveler’s mindset, and the discourses surrounding living.

Interests

Music, sports, poetry, photography, travel, philosophies

• running
• guitar
• food
• musica
• deportes
• gym
• talking
• calisthenics
• cafe
• escalade
• bajo

Music, Movies, and Books

The last book I read was *A Man Asleep* by Jorge Perec, a bit depressing but cool. *The Social Construction of Reality* by Grinberg is pretty wild, recommended. And Fontcuberta’s essays on photography always deliver. I don’t usually watch movies; I started a documentary about La Polla Records (a punk band) and then stopped. I listen to a lot of music, random jazz, ambient, and lately I’ve been listening to Extremoduro and Mac DeMarco a lot.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Born

Teach, Learn, Share

Random anthropological tidbits, since that’s what I study. I know a bit about photography, so photography stuff too. A little bit about simple Canarian food, since that’s where I live xD, and some music—guitar, bass, and drums. I can teach basic juggling and probably a few other things as well.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I live in a shared apartment with four other people. I would sleep on the sofa and the other person would sleep in my private room, for greater comfort. We have basic meals, although I’m a bit short on cash, so it would be nice to split those expenses. We’ll see how it goesTo the hosts, what I said before.

Countries I’ve Visited

Portugal, Spain

Countries I’ve Lived In

Portugal, Spain