Changes to my study Program

I am currently immersed in the fascinating world of Theatre Design and I couldn't be more excited about my academic journey. However, as with any educational journey, there are certain aspects I'd like to share about my experience so far.

Let's start with the curriculum. While I appreciate the theoretical foundation it provides, I sometimes feel it could be more concise. Some subjects seem repetitive and tangential to what is really important in design. Practical classes are where I thrive, and I wish there were more hours dedicated to hands-on learning. One semester feels insufficient to grasp everything.

The workload can be overwhelming at times, making me feel older than my years. Balancing assignments and projects can be a challenge.

Now about our facilities - they leave a lot to be desired. The outdated equipment and frequent space and infrastructure problems are less than ideal. Winter often brings leaks and our bathroom design is far from functional.

On a more positive note, the teaching methods are generally excellent. The teachers are both passionate and didactic, making the learning experience enjoyable and enlightening.

My theatre design journey has been a rollercoaster of highs and lows. Although there are areas that could be improved, my passion for the art of design keeps me going and I look forward to the practical challenges and creative opportunities of the future.

Time travel to the past or future

Hey there!!. 

 If I had a chance to hop into a time machine, I'd totally set the dial to the swinging 60s, the groovy 70s, or the rad 80s. Why? Because these decades are home to my absolute favorite music bands!

First stop: the 60s! Picture this: the energy, the excitement, and the legendary tunes of The Beatles. I'd give anything to be in the crowd, dancing to their timeless hits in a live concert. The vibe of the 60s is just magnetic!

Next, the rebellious spirit of the 70s and 80s punk and post-punk bands in the UK is calling my name. Bands like The Clash and Joy Division defined an era with their raw and unapologetic music. Experiencing their live performances would be a dream come true.

But, you know what? As much as I adore the past, I wouldn't want to stay too long. I'd miss my smartphone, streaming services, and most importantly, my loved ones.

Yet, the future also beckons. Imagine witnessing humanity colonizing Mars, exploring the cosmos, and uncovering the mysteries of the universe. It's mind-boggling and utterly tempting!

The best concert ever

 

Dry Cleaning

On the 17th of May, 2023, something truly magical happened at Club Subterraneo here in Chile. It was a night I had been eagerly awaiting as I finally got to see the incredible band Dry Cleaning live in concert. If you haven't heard of them yet, let me tell you a little bit about this fantastic group.

Dry Cleaning is a London-based post-punk band known for their distinctive and poetic lyrics, delivered with the deadpan charm of lead singer Florence Shaw. Their music is a unique blend of indie rock and spoken word, creating a sound that's both hypnotic and thought-provoking.

The atmosphere at the event was nothing short of amazing. Not only was this the first time I had seen Dry Cleaning live, it was also the first time they had performed in Chile. The anticipation in the air was electric and you could feel the excitement emanating from the audience.

As I stood in the crowd, I couldn't help but be overwhelmed with emotion. There's something very special about seeing your favourite band live, surrounded by a sea of equally enthusiastic fans. The energy in the room was infectious and I found myself lost in the music.

Seeing Dry Cleaning perform my favourite songs live was a dream come true. Their music took on a whole new dimension on that stage and I was completely captivated. It was a night filled with joy, emotion and the pure magic of live music. I will cherish this experience forever and can't wait for the next opportunity to see them perform again.

A country I would like to visit

 

A country I would like to visit

I've always dreamed of visiting the United Kingdom. You know what I love most about this place? It's the quiet countryside and charming little towns that steal my heart. The UK isn't just about big cities; it's also about the peaceful countryside that feels like a cozy blanket of serenity.

But here's the exciting part for me. What I really want to do in the UK is work. And why? Well, the UK is famous for its theaters. Theaters that have seen legendary performances and have a history that's as rich as a chocolate cake. Imagine being a part of that world, working in one of those theaters. It's like a dream come true for someone like me who loves the magic of the stage.

So, my UK dream isn't just about seeing the sights; it's about immersing myself in the beauty of rural life and the excitement of the theater scene. It's a simple dream, but it means the world to me.