Blog 2: Songs and Memories

 Hello everyone, today I will talk about songs that bring memories to my mind. 

I should start by saying (?)  that most of the songs that are transported to the past are from the same group as it is a band that I have heard for 7 years and with which I have grown and spent happy moments and also sad then it is difficult for me to choose one song, but I believe one of the songs that markd my lifestyle is Spine Breaker of BTS, I remember I was sad because I wanted a new cellphone but my parents couldn't buy, so I listened this song that literally speak of the children who break their parents' back to fulfill their whims, every time I hear it song I feel ashamed of myself but at the same time it was the time I began to become aware of many things. 

And well, the second song I chose remember me of a sad moment in my life, but at the same time it is my greatest comfort, it is “Spring day” of the BTS, it is a song that came out a short time after I lost one of the most important people in my life, it been 4 years of that and whenever I hear this song is inevitable to feel nostalgia (?), but I feel conforted. 

Blog 1: A Country I would like to visit

Hello everyone, today I will talk about the country that I would like to visit: 

I would like to travel to Japan, I cannot explain why exactly, only that since I was a little girl I liked their culture, their language, food and especially the Japaneses temples, since they are unique and have a very interesting history related to deities and other spirits. I don't know much about the country, but if I know about Japaneses architects like a Fumihiko Maki and Toyo Ito and some urban myths like a Kuchisake Onna (the woman of the cut face), the legend of teke teke, among others.  

I would love to travel to Japan and dedicate myself to tourism first, visit temples and open air museums, and go to Tokyo disneyland, also attend some festivities where they wear traditional clothing and sell lots of typical food from the country. In the future, I would like to live in Japan (only few years since I would also like to work in South Korea) and know about Japanese architecture, their wood work and the thoughs they have around architect work since there are five Japaneses winners of the pritzker prize.