I have been traveling for about four months now and my journey began with a magical pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago, the goal of which turned out to be nothing but a crossroads. So I went on and walked to the end of the world, where I spent some time working at a restaurant run by some hippies (never trust the hippies). After a while my legs said they weren't used to standing around so much instead of walking and so the journey continued by foot towards Porto, which was difficult, I felt like a fish swimming against the current. But once there I fell in love with the place and it fittingly became my haven for the next two months, I returned three times so far. In the meantime I was a gardener, a street musician, which I would still be if my 5€ flea market guitar hadn't breathed its final breath a few days ago, and then a pilgrim again: I walked to Fatima, another catholic crossroads, following mystical and strangely familiar signs that lead the way there. After briefly losing track of my path I have found it again and here I am now, in Morocco.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To escape the tourist bubble, to meet good good people to connect with

Interests

How to philosophize with a sword?

• literature
• music
• sports
• philosophy

Music, Movies, and Books

I love to jam and make music myself!
Last good movie I’ve seen was the Florida Project
Currently reading the gospel according to Jesús Christ by Saramago

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Walked 500 miles to fall down at your door.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach you how to play the guitar or the bass. I am tired of studying but eager to learn. I’m always up for sharing food, cooking and eating together. Ill share my stories and listen to yours.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Incredible stories from the Caminho

Countries I’ve Visited

Morocco, Portugal, Spain

Countries I’ve Lived In

Canada, Germany, Netherlands, United States