MarcosLillo

  First I would say that my dream job does not exist because I think my job dream is never having to work, obviously it is almost impossible. I think we live in a system that doesn't allow us to think about possibilities other than making money through a job and we forget several important things along the way. I think a lot about a life where I get enough money to cover my expenses and I only worry about what I want to do every day, I think if we take the money factor out of the things we do, we enjoy that much more. Obviously journalism can't give me that in the short term, so I also don't close myself to studying more things in the future, I like cooking, video games and graphic design so I have several things I want to keep doing. If I project in 10 years to the future I think of some work where I do things in a group, collective projects, where I get paid to do the things I like, traveling a lot seems a bit stressful so I think it could be in a fixed place. And of co...

  My best concert was at the age of 13, at that time I really liked alternative rock and on July 18, 2013 Paramore came to the dome of Ohiggin’s park. I was such a fan that I belonged to the fan club in Chile, we had t-shirts and the production company gave us merchandise to make contests and summon more people. At the time the band was on tour for the release of their latest self-titled album “Paramore”. I remember that the entrance was $45 thousands, with my cousin who was also a fan we got money selling sweets at the school we went to together. We managed to buy the place we wanted on the main court, so we had to arrive early in the morning to stand in line, I remember we were there from 10am and we weren't even at the beginning because there were people who were camping outside the day before. The concert was incredible, it was very crowded, but everything went well. They played old and new songs, took the stage to some people to dance with the band, even played an acoustic...

  The only place I think with this question is a province of Indonesia called Bali, it’s a province of islands and also the name of one of those. It’s a very tropical place, with a lot of wind and a very deep connection with it’s own roots. There are many old buildings full of plants around. It has mountains and turquoise beaches so people make a living out of tourism.  It caught my attention when a friend told me about the place, my friend was a dancer of a traditional Bali dance and visited the island. He told me that there are many cultural activities, many dances, rituals and Hindu celebrations. Unlike the rest of Indonesia where the predominant religion is Islam, in Bali more than 90% of the inhabitants are Hindus. I think it's a place where I would like to live for some time, its quality of life is very relaxed, there are almost no cars, and the cost of living is very low. It's a place away from many things, so it seems to me a place that must be very quiet and reflect...