Music

Music is a very important part of our lives. I discovered the love for music very late, almost at the age of twelve. Because I weren’t interested, but now I need music to survive. I listen music when I’m studying, when I’m doing homework, and almost doing every activity in home, except when I’m reading a book. I can hear any kind of music, but I just listen Rock (and derivatives), Britpop, and lately a bit of pop.

My favourites music bands are Oasis, Green Day, and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. Well, actually the Noel Gallagher’s band appeared with the dissociation of Oasis. But anyway other bands that I like a lot are Panic! At the disco, OneRepublic and the singer Nate Ruess.

I also have been doing music, I play the drums. Not in a band, because of the time, but I enjoy playing alone with the song-s track. I have been playing for almost five years, and my first encounter with the drums was very disappointing I couldn’t maintain a simple path. But I have been progressing, I am not so good yet but now I can maintain and play more complex paths. And of course play songs from my favourite bands.

Oasis used speakers 

more powerful than the

 sound that is caused

 by an space rocket, and the people

in the last lines couldn't hear!

digressing about.

I think that every organ is very fascinating, every single one has its own function, and just in very special and specifics cases like the disappearing or death of an organ, other one can replace it, but not all the organs can do that neither all can be replaced.

The same happens with all the hormones and neurotransmitter cells. For me the total, the human body, is more fascinating that the separately parts. Because this parts interact with other ones, making a system (body) made of systems. And when a system fails it’s necessary to the mayor system act and do something to it don’t collapse.

My points is that the whole is greater than the individuals parts of the unit. The unit includes the parts of it, and also the interactions that happens between them.

By other side each thing can be considered the unit of other parts, I mean, the body is the unit of systems, and we have many systems. Where the nervous system, for saying one, is the unit of neural connections, the brain, neurotransmitters, and a lot of more things. And the brain for example it’s made up from millions of nerve cells called neurons that control the body's functions, senses and thoughts. And so on with all the things. But to me the keys of understanding are in the final of the chains. I mean an atom (and the parts of what is made of), the thoughts (what they really are, and of what it is made of), and the beginning of creation. 

Your best holiday or concert ever

The best holiday I ever had happened three years ago, I spent five days in Nahuelbuta National Park with partners from my school and other ones. This Holiday was a prize for our participation in some competitions during the year. Yes, we did school activities, but those activities were at open sky and with a lot of fun. On the first day we went to the Eagle Rock, a rock on a mountain and where we saw the sunset, the landscape finished far away in the sea, and behind us you could see Los Andes mountain chain. And in the exact moment when the sun disappeared, the moon appeared behind us in all her magnificence.

We slept in tents made by our hands. And in the second day we explored the forest, we got deep in the forest with a teacher guiding us, and there in the middle of the forest surrounded by songbirds, snakes, foxes, etc. we started the reading of a text, that mixed with the environment and formed an estrange feeling, peace.

The third day focused in mathematics and logic games, and the afternoon we were doing art, painting on a sheet the forest or anything, but with a mirror in the picture. On the fourth day we recollected leafs from specific threes as a part of a mission. And in the fifth day we played a lot of games, and we leaved that magic place. And for all I just say is obvious that it was the best holiday that I could ever had.

And this image is the proof itself.