I’m a Brazilian guy living in Barcelona. I studied Biology and I’m finishing a Master’s in Ecology. Passionate about nature, cultural diversity, and exploring the world with curious eyes. I work with data analysis at a translation company.
I love exploring cities on foot, by bike, or even by bus, meeting different people, having deep conversations (but also laughing at silly things). I truly value my freedom and independence. 🏳️‍🌈

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

What would we be without the connections we make? When I first discovered Couchsurfing, I was amazed by the community behind it. I’ve always had a spark for traveling and exploring the world, and after becoming an immigrant myself, I value human connections even more.

Interests

• arts
• cooking
• beer
• coffee
• walking
• movies
• music
• science
• beaches
• parks
• rivers
• mountains
• nature
• friends
• waterfalls
• museums
• sunsets
• cakes

Music, Movies, and Books

I’m definitely into pop: a proud Swiftie and Little Monster. I also enjoy MPB (Brazilian Popular Music), which connects me to home, and some classic rock.
I don’t usually watch a lot of movies, but when I do, I go for horror (and all its subgenres), fantasy or sci-fi.
My favorite book is The Little Prince.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I saw snow for the very first time in the Catalan Pyrenees (for someone who grew up in the heat of Brazil, it felt absolutely charming and enchanting).
I’ve worked on research projects in the southern Amazon, piloted drones to study the forest, and tasted real açaí straight from the source in Pará.
I’ve been to The Eras Tour five times, and one of those tickets completely changed my life.
And at 23, I made one of the biggest decisions of my life: I moved to another country, leaving behind my favorite people in search of a dream.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I’m an easygoing and lighthearted person. I can share good conversations, curiosities about Brazil, experiences about life in Barcelona, and a bit of language exchange. I am a good listener and an open-minded person. Also, I can teach you how to prepare brigadeiro, pão de queijo, or Brazilian-style carrot cake with chocolate topping, all classics from my country. And of course, I’m always up for going out, walking around, exploring the city, or just staying in and exchanging ideas.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil, Spain