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 Today I am going to tell you about two songs I like. The first one is called "Mariposa Tecnicolor", from Fito Páez. This song reminds me of when I was around five years old. Everybody at home likes Fito Paez, but the person I remember when I hear this song, is my dad. Come pictures to my mind of me and him, traveling from north to south, because he is from Iquique, and my sisters live in La Serena, so when I was little we used to do thouse trips, and he used to play these songs on the radio. So it's a good but nostalgic, melancholic feeling. But it feels good.  The second one is "Prófugos" from Soda Stereo. This one, as the first one, was usually heard at home when I was little. My siblings used to play it. Well, almost any Soda Stereo's song was played. So now, when I hear it, I remember of that moments. Walking by the hallway, feeling the warm wood on my feet, and my brother Max playing it on Youtube. Or at that time we used to download the song from a pr...

The other day, I was spending some time on Youtube (which, by the way, it's my favorite platform on internet) and I found a video about a man living in Canada. He showed on his video this kind of supermarkets, but they are different, because you can take anything you need by cero cost. Everything it's free. There are jackets for that cold winter on north pole, there's a lot of preserved food, fruits, even the expensives ones, such as avocado. They give you meat, they give you milk also. Anything you want. So I liked. I like that about Canada. But not only for the free food, I mean, it's not about that. It's about the culture of giving, of being empathetic, and nice, and kind. Most of the people in that supermarket were foreigns. Here in Chile, we are not like that. So I think that's a country that could teach me a lot of how being a good world's citizen. These are good values. Also it's beautiful. Though I am not a winter girl, I would try to expend some...

 Well, as Miss Rosa requested, I'm going to write about what I think my skills and weaknesses are in this subject. I've realized that I can understand almost everything a native english speaker talks, but I still have to practice my listening. On the other hand, I can be understood by other people, who doesn't talk spanish, and neither are native english speakers, but they talk a little bit of english.