Interests

• culture
• singing
• dining
• walking
• traveling
• sports
• soccer
• teaching
• languages
• tourism

Music, Movies, and Books

Movies, when I feel I could jump into that story. Music, when it's got the potential to become a soundtrack to my everyday life. Books, when they teach me amazing stories told in amazing ways.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Looking at the Foz do Iguaçu falls really paused my heart for a second. When in great landscapes like that, we can see our World's magnitude and how little we know about everything around us. It's really a cold blood murder for our selfish egos. The same way, as sports are among my greatest passions, being inside a soccer stadium and watching the crowd singing and cheering as one is an awesome experience, for you know how much we can do, if together and in sintony.

The Cathedral of Salamanca and the Basilica de La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona are things people of these cities should be proud of. Their details can be noticed from miles away and looking at the gourgeous monuments makes you travel to the infinity.

Teach, Learn, Share

I've always been the defiant student, always questioning my teachers, only to find myself today wishing to become one. Truth be told, I've always made friends out of teachers, because to be willing to share your knowledge and experiences with a bunch of people you've never met makes for an incredible human being. A teacher is nothing more than a traveller, or a couchsurfer, who opens their house, their city and themselves just so other people can experience how amazing it is to share the whole world. A person who travels live many lives, they say. So does a person who shares knowledge, creating these connections with human beings from every corner of the world, who can show you a whole different universe through a simple gesture, an unknown word or a food with that odd taste.

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Morocco, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil