About Me

I'm a frustrated journalist who makes a living with technology. I enjoy solving problems and learning about just everything. I like to listen to others, it is the best way to appreciate the pitfalls of my thoughts. And it is also an instrument to go beyond your lifetime: by meeting many different people and listening to their stories you can live many lives.

I'm usually shy, serious and perfectionist. But through my veins flows Latin blood and after a couple of hours my mask is gone and I can't stop talking. I'm easygoing, tolerant and open-minded. In this new globalized world you must understand the other, you can't step out as we depend on each other.

Just by curiosity I landed on New Year's Eve last year in Germany. I didn't wake up one day and said that I wanted to live in Europe. Instead it was project that started seven years ago with a dream. I chose Germany because I can learn from contrast about my own country. I also wanted to know the truth about the German society, how it works and if their habitants are really those law-abiding persons I had imagined. I glad to know that human nature is just the same in every part of the world and that even here trains are sometimes late.

I was grown up in a small town near Buenos Aires, Argentina, surrounded by horses. There live loud friendly people who are proud of their traditions and enjoy showing visitors their lovely village called San Antonio de Areco.

Although I occasionally complain about the complexity of the language, I really enjoy this rich experience of living in another culture.