I'm an architect, and most of my professional life has been all about urban planning. I'm really into history, politics, art, and culture—and of course, I always make time to explore cities, visit museums, and check out great architecture. But honestly, the most memorable parts of my travels have always come from the conversations I've had with the people I've met along the way.

Pourquoi je suis sur Couchsurfing

The fascinating thing about space is that it is a place for cultivating the common and helps produce a new culture outside the logic of the market.

Life is like traveling—there's always someone who got there before you, with tips they’ve figured out or secrets someone shared with them. And there will always be someone arriving after you, to whom you can pass them on. These little insights, passed from person to person, are what make both life and travel special. They help you see beyond the obvious and give places deeper meaning. Couchsurfing creates those moments—over coffee, wine, beer, a meal, or a good walk.

Centres d'intérêt

I'm also passionate about history and culture. I study liric singing and am part of a choir and two musical ensembles. I enjoy a wide range of music, but my favorite genres are opera, classic rock, and Latin American music.

• architecture
• politics
• music
• opera
• camping
• history
• art
• beach
• trekking
• disco
• rock
• cities
• gym
• city life
• politic
• bar
• urbanism
• fiends

Morceaux de musique, films et livres

I could name many movies and novels that have left a mark on me, but if I had to mention one key author, it would be the Argentine-Mexican philosopher Enrique Dussel.

Une aventure extraordinaire que j'ai vécue

The most incredible thing I’ve done in my life was having a daughter.

When it comes to travel, the most meaningful experiences are things that may be everyday situations for someone, but unique for the traveler. For example, living in the Chilean-Bolivian Altiplano with Quechua communities and experiencing their lives and celebrations, exploring mine tunnels like Cerro Rico in Potosí or Chiflón del Diablo in Lota, or those incredible hikes in Torres del Paine or Cochamó.

Ce que j'aimerais partager avec mes hôtes

A good conversation, maybe bringing you a bottle of Chilean wine or Argentine yerba mate, or even making you a Peruvian pisco sour.*

(*) While Chileans and Peruvians argue over the origin of pisco, there’s no doubt that the Peruvian sour is superior. Bolivians, on the other hand, stayed out of the debate—they were smarter and created their own spirit, singani, which can only be produced at over 2,000 meters above sea level.

Pays que j'ai visités

Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Haiti, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, Russian Federation, Spain, Sweden, United States

Pays dans lesquels j'ai vécu

Chile