CURRENT MISSION

float away

ABOUT ME

I´m currently living in Buenos Aires, Argentina, but lived for a year in Bariloche and grew up in Campo los Andes, which is a small and lovely neighbourhood in the Andes mountains. Then went back to Buenos Aires, lived two years in a place called Olavarría, and back to the city again. Still, mountains are my place in the world, and mountaineering my favourite sport, even if I have a long way to go yet(Santa Elena Peak, 5300masl was my highest). I love adventure in any form! Actually, there are very little things I do not like.

I love nature, and music, and people (very much indeed), and books, and movies, and art, and photography, and risk, and drawing, and writing, and challenge, and playing the guitar, and just hanging out, and my friends and family, and new places, and coffee! I do love coffee so much, so if you please, we can just get together, go for a coffee or beer, and chat about any subject, or go sightseeing, or photoshooting, or pubcrawling, or exploring! This is a big city, and it never sleeps!

As well as that, I would love to go backpacking around the world when I get my degree, so I´m looking forward to finding future possible couches... That´s kind of my long term mission.
I believe you learn so so much from cultural exchange. Humanity is quite magic I think. We are so exquisitely diverse.

PHILOSOPHY

everything is just sooo beautiful!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

new to couchsurfing

Interests

• arts
• writing
• books
• photography
• beer
• coffee
• movies
• drawing
• magic
• music
• guitar
• backpacking
• mountaineering
• sports
• rock climbing
• sightseeing
• mountains

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Getting to the peak of a mountain is one big thing... every peak is different, and starry skies you see when you have to wake up really early to face a new heavy climbing day... that´s just glorious. And people you share the experience with become a part of you.
Dived a shipwreck once, amazing as well. I´ll probably do that for the rest of my life!
As well as that, I work at an organization that builds houses for people beaten by poverty... once I went to this indigenous community in my country for a construction campaign, and it was an absolutely unforgettable experience. I got to know their language and shared meals and routines with them.