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For me it's kind of weird to talk about the future because I still have many things unresolved and I'm kind of a indesicive person, so I don't think in the future too much, I just try to resolve in a good way my problems in the present. However, to this day I'm still thinking   in what thing I will do in the future. In an ideal world I would do nothing and live from sunbeams, but that's not possible so I think I would like to be film editor.  In a simple explanation, film editing it's just take all the separated shots of the film, and then order and assemble them in  a way that it makes sense to the viewers of the movie. I guess that I like the Idea of being an essential part of a film, helping to give coherence to something. It's kind of like making a puzzle, just more harder. I think that the skills you need to do the job are: have a lot of patience, know how to organize your time and the work material itself (being organized in a general way). You need

I like many types of music, but I really don't have an specific musical genre that is my favourite. Between the genres I like are rock, funk, jazz, synthwave and other, but I'm not an expert in then, I like them but I don't understand music on a technical level, I just know that I like listen to them.  I have many favourite artists and bands that I like, but I'm not really a big fan of any of them, there are songs in specific that I like. I guess that some of my favourite bands will be Faith no More, Pink Floyd and Queen, and between some of my favorites albums are "The Wall" by Pink Floyd, released in 1979, and "King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime" and "Angel Dust", both made by Faith no More and released in 1995 and 1992 respectively.  I don't know if Pink Floyd it's an acquired taste from my dad, but "The Wall it's an album that I really like, maybe because it has an personal and distressing tone in his songs

Today I'm going to talk about one of my favourite movies in the world, called "The Thing". I really like cinema, specially genres like science fiction, westerns and horror. This movie I think Its one of the most greatest examples of good horror, and trully one of the most disturbing, disgusting and suspenseful film I have seen. (I'm kind of exaggerating a little bit but whatever.) The movie is about a scientific research group in the Antartica that are harassed by an ominous shapeshifter monster who can assimilate the appearance of any person he has killed, also they are at the beggining of the winter, so no one will come to help . So the movie apart of being a bloodblath it's a sotry about isolation, distrust and paranoia. The movie was released in 1982 and was directed by John Carpenter and it's based in a novella from 1938 called "Who goes there?". Initially it recieved bad critics because of his grim pessimistic tone, but later the movie will