I have lived my entire life in the city I was born and I haven't had the opportunity to experience many things. Because of that, since I got to Munich, I've been pursuing to take the most of it.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Even though I'm trying my best to do a lot of stuff, most — if not all of them — I do by myself, losing the opportunity to socialize and share things. And that's why I'm here. :)

Interests

• birds
• literature
• photography
• cooking
• cycling
• history
• mathematics
• religion
• cinema
• trekking
• programming
• language learning
• architeture

Music, Movies, and Books

My taste in music is very diverse. My playlists range from Hip Hop to Spanish flamenco guitar passing through Samba and a bit of Japanese City Pop. Maybe I can make myself clear about such mix with an example: "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dVtLVSzESU". Enjoy. :)

I'm a bit new to the 7th art, but it's one of the things that I'm trying to educate myself. Regarding movies that have always been my favorites, there's:
- The Godfather I & II;
- Tropa de Elite — that I usally call "the brazilan «The Godfather»" and it's sequence Tropa de Elite 2;
- Whiplash;
- Life is Beutiful;
- Malcolm X;
- The Pianist.
Recently, I have discovered some new directors, like Kurosawa and Hitchcock. My favorite outcomes from those new experiences were:
- Kurosawa: Throne of Blood, Seven Samurai, Ran;
- Hitchcock: Dial M for Murder, I Confess, The Wrong Man, Rope, Psycho, Frenzy, The Man Who Knew Too Much (the first film);
- Bernardo Bertolucci: The Last Emperor;
- Billy Wilder: Fedora (It's the very first and only movie by him that I've seen. So, I have a good feeling about this list).

Embarassing as it may be, I start a lot of books, but hardly finish them. However, an author that kidnapped my wandering attention and whose most books I have been able to finish is Michael Houellebecq. Specially, his novels: "Extension du domaine de la lutte", "Platform" and "Atomised".

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Since my childhood, I raise midsize birds. Even so, I consider raising couple of geese at once as a remarkable achievement.

Teach, Learn, Share

I would be very happy to share and discuss about the hobbies I've listed above. Namely, literature, photography, cycling, history, mathematics, religion (I'm a Roman Catholic), cinema, trekking, programming, architecture and cooking. In particular, I would like to take the opportunity to practice one my favorite hobbies: language learning. Finally, I must say that there's a lot of things that I didn't know up to know, and there is still a lot of things that I want to learn about, like: mountaineering, museum, travels, new cultures and languages, etc... So, I would be grateful to the ones that would share their own hobbies with me.

What I Can Share with Hosts

As you may have noticed so far, I'm more of a "landscape person". I interact more frequently with places, objects and ideas than with people. An advantage of it is that I might show you good routes to bike or track, nice sights to photograph; and the most important: great place to see geese, ducks and swams. On the other hand, you could introduce me some facilities of the civilized world like restaurants, museums, expositions, festivals... I'll be waiting.

Countries I’ve Visited

England, Germany, Poland

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil, Germany