I am a sociologist trying to succed in life (?). Now I’m at home trying to write my PHD thesis. I really enjoy talking with people from other countries and regions, and I think (like all the people in CS) that staying with locals its really more rich than staying in hostels or.... under bridges and stuff (by the way I tried once to sleep in a public place, and it was also a interesting experience). So, because all of this i am here.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Oh damnt, i have written upside this stuff. Ok... world peace?
Well, I like making friends, I am not really good at starting conversations, but if you talk me first, I really enjoy talking about everything (I am working on this problem, dont worry).
Also I like visiting places that only local people knows, and get away from turistics queues and overrated prices.
I love talking about my country and culture, and also compare it with anotherones (the sociologist part, I guess) so, maybe we can end looking for argentinian desserts and candys on the internet.

Interests

I like visiting countrys, landscapes, culture and food (totally, food its something important). I also enjoy reading a good book, or listening music (like everybody, i think... i am not quite original writing this).
Speak with people and share experiences its something i prefer, but i am also OK being alone and doing things that I like.
I am not really good at sports, but I enjoy it. Specially playing basketball.

• culture
• writing
• books
• dining
• cooking
• desserts
• reading
• traveling
• music
• backpacking
• sports
• basketball
• languages
• sociology

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Traveling to Bolivia with my backpack, a bunch of friends and a lot of adventure.
Staying for 6 month in France, on an exchange. I really enjoyed living "la vie française"

Teach, Learn, Share

Always glad to learn and teach languages. I also can cook really good meals. I know a little thing about almost everything (not sure about that). And I always want to learn more.
Also, if you have a little of patience, I can teach you how to play "Truco" (an argentinian cards game), and If you have a lack of patience, and you wanna break some fingers, I can also teach you "Chancho" (another argentinan cards game).

What I Can Share with Hosts

Argentinian culture, food and language (Argentinian spanish its a bit different than Spain's spanish). Ask me for mate and "empanadas".

Countries I’ve Visited

Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Czech Republic, England, Germany, Italy, Monaco, Switzerland

Countries I’ve Lived In

Argentina, France, Germany