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I am a person who likes to meet others, I like to share moments either with mates, coffee, with a beer or without anything too, I like anecdotes, laugh, sport and food and beer too .... When I have the possibility to leave Argentina I like to share the things my country has but also learn from others. I feel a great respect and admiration for those people who have the solidarity to host others, who open the doors of their house to someone who never saw and simply seek to have a different experience for the common people. I want to travel, to know different cultures, to learn languages ​​and to fill myself with good and funny experiences.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

In 2018 I had the opportunity to work in Brazil and I received a person I had never seen in my life and who later became my Brazilian brother. With him I was lucky to share our cultures, our way of living, our meals, our day to day, etc. Since then I was very struck by the fact that being neighboring countries, how different we are in many things (cultural) and that feeling is what I always recorded that trip which I found fascinating. With Couchsurfing I feel that I have the opportunity to share with other people who are in my tune and who have the same desire to know others, learn from different foods, another way of living, interacting and learning other languages.

Interests

• beer
• meditation
• traveling
• trail running
• sports
• food
• cinema
• nature
• football
• cook
• livemusic

Music, Movies, and Books

I am a super cinephile I love movies and the best one is Forrest Gump. I like music in general I do not have preferences but if I have my times where I listen to more rock, jazz, electronics, cumbia, funk, reggae, etc. And with respect to the book I am not someone who reads too many soap operas or stories, I like reading the world news and what neuroscience and related things have to do with it, but if there is a book that I always recommend and I loved it It was that of "1984" by George Orwell that author created that book about 100 years ago and perfectly describes what is happening in the world today, he is a visionary, I loved it!

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

In January of 2018 I started volunteering in the city of Fortaleza-Brazil. I spent almost 3 months there working for an NGO in the favela with children without parents and some with HIV, as well as with people who depended on drugs which were in treatment and They had gone through jail. It was an incredible experience where I broke with all my structures, I chose a really challenging place where I had as first challenged the language barrier but over time I was learning, where heat abounds in an extreme way (I like more the cold) and where it also has nothing to do with my university career (study for hydrocarbons) and my work in the NGO was more like that of a physical education teacher and teaching Spanish, it was definitely what I was looking for back then because it also allowed me to know other facets of mine that I did not know and that I like challenges. It was an introspective and enriching journey, where I met friends who are now brothers who are living in other parts and where I understood that where I come from is only a small part of the world and that motivates me to get to know more.

Teach, Learn, Share

I would like to learn another language, to know new cooking recipes because I need to cook better, to meditate with other people would be great.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Help them if they want to learn Spanish, help them with some activities, with cooking, cleaning, I am a musician and I play saxophone for more than 10 years so I could advise and teach some of that too.

Countries I’ve Visited

Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Spain, Uruguay

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil