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Overview

  • 86 references 31 Confirmed & Positive
  • Fluent in English, Portuguese, Spanish; learning German, Hebrew (modern)
  • 31, Male
  • Member since 2016
  • student
  • university
  • From Cusco, Cusco, Peru
  • Profile 95% complete

About Me

I considere my self as a very curious person and always want to try everything new when visiting foreign supermarkets & music shops. I consider myself to be a dedicated hitchhiker and I travel by the road as often as possible in order to meet new & interesting people from all kinds of backgrounds. Both poetry and graffiti are things I enjoy spending my life on. Besides that I am very interested in "world music" (an ethnocentric expression which I dislike) and especially the urban sounds of it

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

to help and guide in my city
I would like to meet nice people from around the world to whom I can show cities/towns, the local culture, tourist places, museums, history, mountains, the coast, jungle, the joy of enjoing the typical Peruvian food. But I also would like to learn from people their different languages and cultures.

Music, Movies, and Books

bossa nova,electronica, house, poprock,chillout,indi and some rock

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Ive hosted

Teach, Learn, Share

I believe that the more you are willing to share your own belongings with other people, the smaller the risk is that you are likely to be stolen. If you trust your guests a 100 percent from the beginning, they will usually be grateful and not take advantage of it. And so far I have never had an unpleasant surprise with any of my guests.. After having hosted hundreds of travellers I must admit that I prefer to host those of you who have not been on the road for ages. Most people who have travelled too much slowly become quite introvert and somehow lazy. They care less about the places & people they visit and therefore it is usually not as rewarding to host a drifter as it is to host those who have just started their journey. What I am trying to say is: Travel is good for people, but only to a certain limit. You should not necessarily have a specific purpose with your travels, but keep in mind what you want to get out of it in the end before you end up as yet another empty & confused soul. The moment that you are no longer curious about your surroundings & open to the people you meet, should also be the moment that you stop travelling.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Well i can teach you spanish and make peruvian food I can share with guests instead of hosts. I have plenty of maps & guidebooks spare bike for guests to use,. And if you remove your holiday selfies taken with children in the third world, then I will also happily cook you dinner. I have never understood why so many people from the wealthy part of the world (especially women) feel a big need to show off themselves with photos of (other peoples) children looking as poor as possible. It makes you seem much more like an idiot than a great hero in my eyes.

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Italy, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Argentina, United States

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