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Hi! I hope you're doing well. Today, I'll talk to you about a job I would like to have in the future. Well, I study journalism, and I have always had a deep passion for the world of culture. I would like to specialize in writing about theater performances, art exhibitions, concerts, and more. I think I would enjoy it because, besides being a job, I have had a great time attending these incredibly interesting events. Moreover, meeting and interviewing people who have a significant impact on the cultural sphere has been an amazing experience. One of the journalists I admire is Javiera Tapia, who has been working in the field of culture. She has established her own media and has written about fascinating topics. To succeed in this field, one needs to have a strong cultural background, spare time, and a distinctive writing style. I believe that, after years of working in this field, I have achieved those prerequisites. Keeping up with cultural trends and staying informed about curr...

Hello everyone! I hope you're all doing well. Today, I'd like to share with you one of my most cherished concert experiences. Mon Laferte is a Chilean singer-songwriter whom I've been a fan of since my teenage years. Her unique blend of gothic, melancholic, and Chilean/Mexican aesthetics has always deeply resonated with me, and I admire how she seamlessly incorporates boleros into her music. In 2019, I had the privilege of attending Mon Laferte's concert at the Movistar Arena, accompanied by a dear friend from my school days. The tour featured her album "Norma," known for its infectious, danceable tunes. I couldn't help but get swept away by the music, and there were many moments of pure excitement. One memorable highlight of the concert was when Mon performed her song "No te fumes mi marihuana" (Don't Smoke My Marijuana). I couldn't help but chuckle as the air filled with the distinct aroma of marijuana. It was a night I'll never for...

Hi everyone! I hope, as always, that you are doing very well. I'm going to talk about the city I would love to visit, which is Buenos Aires, in Argentina. I've always considered Buenos Aires to be a fascinating city. It's highly cultural, boasting outstanding museums and the iconic "Teatro Colón." The city's architecture is impressive. In the Fito Paez song "11 y 6," he mentions the street "Corrientes," and when I looked at images of it, I found it beautiful! I would also love to visit the "Casa Rosada" and "San Telmo." Actually, I would like to explore the entire city, hehe. I've also heard that the price of books is much cheaper than in Chile, so I'd like to buy some books as well. Additionally, it's said that the pizzas and empanadas are very tasty. Avenida Corrientes I hope to visit Buenos Aires someday. I would love to study something related to my career after finishing my journalism studies and attend ...