Montserrat Perquez

 Hi everyone!     This blog is a free topic, so I decided to talk about a trip that I'm very excited about and hope to do soon. The trip in essence is to be able to do the 4 day trekking in Cerro Castillo. The Cerro Castillo Park is an emblematic place in the Aysén region that is generally visited by locals and tourists, but it's usually appreciated only from afar. The name isn't difficult to explain, because if you look at the hill you realize that it really looks like a castle made of rock. Within the park there are several trails, some shorter that others, where the longest one last 4 days and cover about 51 kilometers that one walks through trails in some cases very challenging. On the trails there are different restring places that are enabled for camping and have basic services, which is an advance because in many other places you camp in the middle of nowhere. The park is about an hour and half from Coyhaique, so getting there isn't that difficult because that go...

 Hello everyone! In today's blog I will talk about the era I would like travel to, if I could travel back in time. For a class I had to do a paper on the social context that the country lived in the early 20th century, a period whit great influence of the United States and I researched about "The Roaring Twenties" and the "American Way of Life". As I did the work and read more about these years, I couldn't stop thinking about how much fun it would have been to live in the United States at that time. I would like to have live that, because of the way of life, because of rhe economic abundance that the end of the First World War left in the country. It was a decade of many social and cultural advance, mass production was encouraged, the development of the film industry and the great feminist movement that originated the historical context of the moment, is very interesting and I find it very entertaining to have lived. However, I think I would have liked to tr...

  Hello everyone! I am in my second year of journalism and I must say that so far I don't regret studying this. I started university last year with many doubts, but as time goes by I am more convinced that I like the career, especially the great job field it offers. A journalism can do many different things, such as: work in a publishing house, media, corporate communication, photography, among many others.  Although there are many areas to which one can dedicate oneself, I am particularly interested in two: the written press and photography. Though, I must admit that my dream job would be photojournalism. I've always liked taking pictures and although I still have a lot to learn, I think it's something I'm good at. I think I'm a creative person who works very well under pressure, which are very important characteristics in photojournalism. And I think it's a very nice specialization, because through images, you can show reality and everyday life to the rest of ...