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Overview
About Me
Hi! I'm Francisco, a chilean/italian economist and pizzaiolo apprentice born in Santiago, Chile, some years ago. After living my whole life in Chile, I moved in 2016 (for 6 months )to Madrid, Spain, because of my job. Then I realized that I wanted to come back to Europe. But this time, for longer.
I'm currently based on Rimini, Italy, studying a sustainability (Resource Economics & Sustainable Development) master degree at University of Bologna, and learning everyday about the wonderful italian gastronomy (I can say my favorite pasta until now is: raddichio-panna-speck and All'Amatriciana).
I really enjoy bread making (in general). So I took a one-month course in Chile, before heading to Italy. Also, I did one short pizza-making course. I usually make pizza everywhere I go, so my hosts can enjoy as much as me.
I'm also a yoga enthusiast and I love to ride my bike and my Bureo skateboard (made from recycled fishing nets, in Chile).
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
I joined Coachsurfing because, after finishing my academic year (June 2018), I'm looking forward to travel around Europe, while meeting new people, learning and (I hope) teaching.
Interests
- cooking
- yoga
- meditation
- music
- skateboarding
- environmental studies
- sustainability
- buddhism
- pizza
- bread
- pasta
- cooking and baking
- bob dylan
Music, Movies, and Books
Hard question!
I guess I can say what I'm listening to these days: Chet Baker, Devendra Banhart, Frank Ocean, Mac Demarco, Tame Impala, The Strokes, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, A Tribe Called Quest, Tyler The Creator, Nicolas Jaar, Lindström, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Nicola Cruz, Joao Gilberto and Kendrick Lamar. From Chile: Rubio, Alex Anwandter, Oddó, Gepe, Violeta Parra and Pedro Piedra. From Italy: Lucio Dalla, Edoardo Bennato, Fabrizio di André.
The last books I read (or I'm reading): "Autobiography of a Yogi" (Paramahansa Yogananda), "Dormir, soñar o Morir" (Dalai Lama/Francisco Varela), "The little prince" (because it was in Italian :)), "Detectives Salvajes" (Roberto Bolaño).
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
Uh, I guess the most amazing things happen everyday, but the last thing I could pick is baking tons of pizza in a street festival in Switzerland, with some amazing people!
Teach, Learn, Share
Bakery (all kinds of bread)
Pizza making (yeast or pasta madre)
Spanish and/or English teaching (I can speak Italian also)
Math and Economics teaching (Bachelor degree, currently cursing a Master)
Skateboarding (no tricks, but I can teach how to ride it)
Yoga (Hatha/vinyasa)
Homegrowing (tomato, basil, rucola, etc)
Wordpress and social network usage
What I Can Share with Hosts
All the things I wrote in the pervious point, plus living like a local (which I prefer, rather than too touristic places)
Countries I’ve Visited
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Peru, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, United States, Uruguay
Countries I’ve Lived In
Chile, Italy, Spain