I am graduated in Physical Education, that is, I am released to teach Physical Education in school environments. I've been studying english for a few years now, however, practice is still essential for me, but I would like to learn any language wherever I go. I'm Vegetarian and gay (and married) so for some people that may be a problem and if it is for you, just ignore my profile but, if it isn't...Why don't we chat a little bit in order to get to know eachother so we can exchange cultural and life experiences?
I'm Brazilian but I do not like soccer, however, I am passionate about the songs of my country and it would be a pleasure to introduce you to the best known musical genres in Brazil and its main singers.
Certainly anywhere I go, I would like to visit the major sights and economically. However, one of the greatest joys is to be in the presence of a local resident who can present what the daily life in the region is like, regardless of whether it is about food, behavioral, political, and what can be taught about the region. Cultural exchange with the possibility of making friends is something incredible and that makes me happy.
Ps: Have you heard of tarot? Once I study the tarot, how about a brief reading during our conversations?

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I am here for the possibility of cultural and linguistic exchange. Assuming that respect for gender issues, sexual orientation and political choices are essential for a good coexistence.

Interests

My interests are centered on meeting new cultures, vegetarians, music, movies and reading. I have no restrictions on gender or any sexual orientation. The main focus is to learn everything about the places that I go when I get there and see the local life as it really is...and mostly important make friends.

• culture
• music
• history
• food
• wanderlust
• vegetarianism
• workaway
• veggie food
• worldpackers

Teach, Learn, Share

Portuguese, Recreational activities, Cooperative games, Brazilian culture, veggie recipes, Brazilian traditional food

What I Can Share with Hosts

Linguistic exchange, culinary experiences, cultural exchange on Brazilian religions, music and political aspects of the country.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil