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Overview
About Me
I am liberal, peaceful and open to meet different people and experiences. Somewhat forgotten sometimes but on what matters and control . I like to preserve a certain individuality and not spend more than I have , directing my time , money and energy for sustainable projects.
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
Because I see this experience as an opportunity to better develop myself as a human being and citizen.
Interests
I love meeting new people and places. Also I'm interested in opportunities to study outside of my state and abroad, especially in the communications field , particularly around social areas ( feminism, indigenism , riparian , elderly , etc). I also have special interest in literature and cinema.
- writing
- literature
- womens rights
- movies
- chess
- reading
- communications
- journalism
Music, Movies, and Books
MPB and Latin American music. Also short- Jazz and African rhythms . Latin American and European films outside the commercial circuit . Latin American literature and fantasy literature in general.
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
I traveled to the interior of Bolivia, where I met virtually isolated communities and very unusual life experiences my urban life.
Teach, Learn, Share
I want to learn musical instruments and English, which still only domino reading. I can give clues and guidance about my language , chess , writing and journalism.
What I Can Share with Hosts
My house is an apartment in a horizontal condominium of a room. It is located near the center of Canoas , a city on the outskirts of Porto Alegre. It is approximately 20 minutes from Trensurb station , which will in 5 minutes to the Salgado Filho International Airport and 15 minutes to the capital (Porto Alegre ) . I have a living room with sofa and I live with two chicks ( feline ) . I offer my room with an air mattress , covered , if you need , depending on the circumstances .
Countries I’ve Visited
Bolivia, Paraguay
Countries I’ve Lived In
Brazil