English IV

 hi pals, im gonna talk u bout' a famous influencer that i started following on instagram and youtube at the begining of the present year: Jorgito Parrillero. Jorgito Parrillero its a Chilean influencer from Rancagua, and as his name explain it, he do cooking tutorial videos, more precisely about barbecue and grill things, He also has videos about other stuff (and more cheap food) like salchipapas, cazuelas, etc. One of his most famous assets its while the meat it cooking, he do a distinct dance with the his famous quote: "Bailamos un poquito".  It was suprising for me, at the beginning when i started to follow him in instagram, he had like 50.000 followers and now he has more than 1.3 millions of followers!!! Aweosome He appeared me from nothing i think. One day i was watching reels on instagram like any other normal day and idk why my algorithm show me a video him cooking bbq chicken, i like it so i give a like. Later i was sorrounded with his videos and the now classic

 Short answer: Football! Since i was a child i started playing in the "Kings Park" in Santiago with my father but i remember in that times i didn't like it too much, i was more interested in playing videogames on my old nintendo wii. I fell in love with football when i was around 10-11 years old. When my football team Universdad de Chile won the Sudamerican cup, so i started playing a lot at the school with my mates. Later my father inscribed my brother and me to Universidad Católica's football school here in Maipú. I hated that football team, but it was closer to our home (and all in my family are fans of universidad católica except me). I never sang the Catolica's anthem hahaha.  There i learnt how to defend and a teacher from there put me the nickname of "Maquina" (no ironically) cos' i was everywhere in the field. My golden era haha. However we won a tournament against others football schools (Our arch enemie was Palestino) so we went to play oth

 Continuing the last post, today im gonna talk you about my favorite landmark that i have ever visited: Villarrica Volcano. San Pedro was great, its landscapes are from a mars movie. But the thing i most noticed there was the Licancabur volcano. idk volcanos are super interesting and in that moment i started to wish someday climb it. (I know that as a begginer i cant climb something like the Licancabur wich is at almost 6000 meters above the sea level haha so i had to start somewhere)     (Licancabur Volcano, San Pedro de Atacama) On December, 2019 i went to Villarrica with my family for vacations. During some past summers we often went there cos' its a good place for famlily vacations, a lot of things to do, you have the Villarrica, Lican Ray and Caburgua lakes, some good trekkings, hot springs, restorant and bla bla bla. Me and my dad always wanted to climb that volcano and by that time i was 18, so we believed that it was the right moment to do it. We hired a tour and rented som

 Chile has a lot of very beautiful places, from the north to the Patagonia region. Im lucky cos' i went to some interesting places , but the place i most liked it was San Pedro de Atacama. I went there in 2018 with my family. First we arrived to Calama by plane, after my father rented a car and the voyage started. One of my family's most fears in that place was the altitude sickness cos' Calama it located in the andean plateau at 2.260 meters above the sea level and San Pedro its even higher at 3.160 meter above the sea level. So we bought some coca leafs to eat. Fortunately nothing happened. The thing i most liked there was the landscape, i felt that i was in Mars! We went to the moon valley, some salt flats, hot springs and everything was awesome. The only thing i missed was bicycling on the moon valley, i think that would be an extraordinarian activity but by that time i was little and very young to do that things without my parents superivision.  One day we wake up at 4

 Today im gonna talk you about my great grandfather's history, the history of Ulisse Lari Guazzi He was born in 1900 (long time ago!) in an italian small town called Colorno  located near the city of Parma in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Since he was little, he started to work on the cheese making process in his town. Later in 1914 the "Great War" started and he was too young to fight but later in 1917 he was enlisted in the italian army. He never saw action in the frontline, instead his mission was to patrol a train station. The Italian army's logistics weren't good, and he suffered a lot of hungry during that time cos' there weren´t enough food rations. In fact, when my granma was a child and she didn't want to eat, he told her "you don't know what hungry is, when i was at the army me and my mates licked our boots to feel something in our mouths, because that boots were made of cow leather" . I think that its a little bit scary for a

 Hi budies, in this blog im gonna talk you about me and the english lenguage I share a lot of history with the english lenguage. I started learning it while i was four years olds in kindergarden. I had to learn very very basic things as the numbers and colours. Later at school i keep learning it in classes but i found that it was very bored of that system. I dont know, gramatical things and that kind of stuff are very boring, i found that it was easier learn english by listening music and playing videogames in english. I got good marks in the english signature thought all the school process, but even in that moment i didn´t feel i was learning a lot. By that time i knew that english it is a powerfull tool for searching work and travelling in the future, cos' english lenguage have this "lingua franca" status thought the entire world. And of course as a chilean we have a lot of britsh influence like the love of tea drinking and football. Last year i meet an interchange stud