OctavioH

  When I was a child I wanted to be a   soccer player. Then, when I was a teeneger, musician, and now, well, I dont know, or I know but I also know that it is almost imposible sustein yourself with that. Knowing with certainty what kind of job I would like to have is very difficult, because sometimes the future seems uncertain. But in a ideal future I would like to work as screenwriter or something like that. The principal reason is for my personality: I feel more comfortable in the tranquillity of the loneliness that in the showy ambient of filming. I also like to write and read, and those are necessary skills in a screenwriter: you must know how to structure a story coherently, and only reading and writing can achieve that. But I know that it is difficult to survive with this ocupation jajaja. I dont know how much earn an screenwirter, but I imagine it must be little —if you get a job, of course—. Now I am studying film and television, because that major helps you develo...

 I don't usually go to concerts, because it is very expensive. In that way, I prefer the free concerts of classic music organized by universities and municipalities: sometimes the ochestra plays in churches, and it is very nice, and you don't have the problem of being smashed for the attendece. However, the best concert I have ever been to was Paul McCartney's in 2019 in the National Stadium. For those who don't know him, although I doubt anyone doesn't know him, he was a member of The Beatles. Yes, the tickets were expensive, but I was able to buy them with my savings. My seats was among the first row, and if I remebember I think I saw Piñera and I heard the mocking against him. Although maybe I saw it on the screen, and now I have a false memory. Ah, but I remember my happiness when Paul sang: from The Beatles songs, like Blackbird, A hard days night, Hey Jude, to the soloist songs, like Maybe I Amazed, Here Today, Fuh You.

I would like to visit Spain, for many reasons. One of the reasons is because Spain contains a lot of history and the betters writers of all time.  Spain is the birthplace of Miguel de Cervantes, Unamuno, Pio Baroja, Quevedo, Lope de Vega, Calderón de la Barca, Miguel Hernández, García Lorca, Vicente Aleixandre, and many more.  But I don't know much about geography of the country, only that in a place of La Mancha, whose name I don’t want to remember, lived Don Quijote jaja. And I also know that Hemignway loved to travel there because the bullfights, and he also fought in the Civil War of Spain.  I just remember that the name of Spain proceeds of lands of the rabbits, because in the old times the rabbits infested the whole place.   If I travel to España I would like to visit the house of Miguel de Cervantes, and honestly I would like to study or work there: I wouldn't have the language problem.