Constanzzza

Today I'm going to write about one of the artists I most like. I had to choose one but I don't really have any favourite artist. I'm not sure why but I have allways really enjoyed every kind of art, so it was difficult to think of one type too. Anyways, this time I choosed Pascuala Ilabaca. A Chilean folk musician. I admire her for all the work she has done. She is like the contemporary Violeta Parra. She does history art research to compose music, she has traveled Chile north to south searching for interesting cultural things to add to her work. She has composed in mapudungun and indian languages. She like to mix cultures in her songs. Not just Chilean or just Mexican or Argentinian or Indian. She takes all of those, mix them and do something new with a particular aesthetic💓 She has a band that accompany her. They play saxophone, bugle (the best combination of sound), drums, guitars and bass Pacuala plays the piano or the accordion. She studied music here in Chile

It is really difficult for me to choose just one building that I like here in Chile because I like some old ones and some new ones. In this occasion, I took the one that combines the past and the contemporary: Matucana 100. I really like this building not just because of its old/modern architecture but also for what it means to me, and its program. This building is dedicated to provide culture. It has one theatre room, and two (or three, I am not sure) galleries. The theatre room is technological, great artificial illumination, good acoustics: no sounds enter from outside and those from the inside don't bounce at all. In addition, the sight is perfect wherever you are. You can watch different shows there. The principal gallery is the part of the building that is less intervened by the remodelling that was made years ago. In addition, is the first thing you see when you enter to Matucana 100. From the inside, it's a big liberated place that can change dependin

Well since this year began, a curiosity idea entered to my mind. I started to get interested in Japanese culture.  Everything started with a special attention to the drawings; I saw too many aesthetic on the anime! The sensitivity on those sketches, the feelings that could be shown in just one animated caricature. I could not take it; it was too much for me. I needed to know how that could be possible. I started to search, to ask friends, to learn about anime and to watch more and more. However, suddenly, something came out. The thing wasn't just the caricature, there was something else. There was a history, an entire culture that supported those feelings. That supplied the basis of anime.  After that, I started to watch movies and read articles about the Japanese culture but it wasn´t enough, I wanted more.  One day, while I was talking to a friend of mine, she told me she had a book. A book interesting that talked about the Japanese aesthetic and culture oriente

This year, it was around May when I was invited to play Futsal for the Universidad de Chile team. I got into the FAU last year. By that time, i was really exited to join the football team. There I knew lots of new friends, sisters, mothers, comrade. In brief, really good people who I can call "my family". There I felt really comfortable, the atmosphere was great everytime we played, everytime we made parties, everythig was right until most of the players gaduated. Obviously, they had to leave the team. That didn't impede them to go encourage us but anyway it wasn´t the same. Something broke out in the team. By the time I wasn't motivated on the football FAU's team, one of the graduated mates of the team told me to go and try a chance in the futsal team; she said I could get some profit because of it so I really should had done it. I listened to her in a distrusting mood but I accepted. I would try but just for the benefits and because I wanted to get fit. (h