I have a couchsurfing account for a while now (since 2014 as you can see), but unfortunately I had never used it... what will change this year!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

First of all you don't meet interesting people on hotels. The whole idea of visiting a country is to experience life as a citizen, and what's better than have the guidance of a local friend?

Interests

• fashion
• photography
• environment
• astronomy
• food
• tea
• gaming
• plants
• self improvement
• tecnology
• ancient cultures
• elephants

Music, Movies, and Books

I'm really into Yellow Days at this moment. But also Tame Impala, The XX, Pink Floyd, Phoenix, Parov Stelar, Scorpions, Depeche Mode (they gave one of the bests concerts I've ever been). Basically everything that's not commercial.

Some years ago I was a book devourer, that doesn't apply to these days anymore. One of the best books I had the pleasure of reading was the "Autobiography of a Girl of the Streets and Heroin Addict" of Christiane F.. A true story about severe drug issues, prostitution, and social problems. I literally read that book in 2 days, I recommend it deeply.

I'm really geek in movie choices, I enjoy good sci-fy and aliens movies like Prometheus. But I also enjoy every other category that keeps me entertained. The best comedy I've seen was White Chicks, I laughed until I cried at least 10 times.

Teach, Learn, Share

An Italian guy told me that to make a perfect Carbonara you MUST add a bit of the pasta water in the sauce. Hope this serve you well, as it did to me.

What I Can Share with Hosts

My country has an amazing dish called "Bacalhau com Natas" or, literally speaking, Cod with Creams. I would love to share that peace of my culture with the kind souls that host me.

Countries I’ve Visited

Andorra, France, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Portugal, United States