I was born in Venezuela and shaped by life across several countries, I’ve lived in my home country, the U.S., Peru, and now Japan (Kanagawa). Moving so much has made me deeply curious, adaptable, and always excited to connect with people and cultures.
I’m a musician and I play the cello 🎻, an outdoor lover who enjoys hiking, camping, swimming, and a good challenge (I’ve done triathlons and learned to surf). I value meaningful conversations, spontaneity, kindness toward animals, and shared experiences—whether that’s music, food, or stories from life.
I love meeting people from different backgrounds and believe every place and person has something to teach.
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Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Couchsurfing is an excellent way to meet new people, integrate and know the location better culturally, and try to see everything through the eyes of the locals.

Interests

Art in general
History
Animals
Culture

• animals
• arts
• culture
• exercise
• traveling
• music
• karaoke
• outdoor activities
• hiking
• ecology
• teaching
• history
• philosophy
• talking
• dance salsa

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

"Prank call" the police when I was 9, not a good idea in the U.S. and in the first triathlon I participated in Peru I ended in last place but got first place for being the only woman participant, I had never swam in open seas before!

Teach, Learn, Share

I don't know yet what I could teach good but for sure you'll learn something from me, absolutely absorb any knowledge you throw at me but never ever will I never lend or share my toothbrush but what I can share is my space.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can offer my hosts a companion that is organized, clean, and collaborative. If I'm with my instrument, I can play some pieces or songs.

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Colombia, Spain

Countries I’ve Lived In

Japan, Peru, United States, Venezuela