may the flower remind us, why the rain is so necessary.

Movies! An art that charms many people since time immemorial. I've had a fondness for movies since I was a little girl when my uncle who worked selling movies in the “Persa biobio”, brought copies to my house and I saw them all, and then I became a member of the "Bazuca" service, where from a web page I chose the films and they arrived to my house. At that time my favorite movies were some like: Taxi Driver, Buffalo 66, Lost in Translation, Eraserhead, Elephant, Pulp Fiction, No Country for Old Men, Fight Club or some horror movies of series B like "Night of the living dead".  There was a moment in my life that I liked cinema so much that I thought about studying "film and audiovisual communication", but it was just a stage jeje, I spent all weekends at the Cine arte Normandie, or traditional cinema. Now I see movies of all kinds, but I will always have a fondness for independent films since it is a kind of cinema where there is a free

I saved money, for a long time with my boyfriend, and we prepared a trip through South America, 2 years ago. The first stop was in Perú by bus from Iquique. First we visited Tacna, a city with a lot of commerce, then Puno, a rural city, and then we went to Lima, a city with a lot of activities. We stayed in a hostel for backpackers very cheap but comfortable in Miraflores. Here, friends were waiting for me for put music in a party (I´m dj) Then we travel to Bolivia, La Paz, but the city was paralyzed by elections. Then we went to a beautiful place called Copacabana, around Titicaca lake, the most beautiful was an island called Isla del Sol. We had to climb many steps to get to the top, with the tents and backpacks it was difficult, but an Aymara child helped us. A totally recommendable place. Then we travel to Paraguay throught the Chaco, it was an exhausting 27 hour bus trip, on an old rural bus without air conditioning: the worst but most remembered bus trip of our lives. In Asunsi