One of my ambitions would be to own a coffee and a restaurant in the city I was born, Iquique. I really want to achieve that to work with my parents in the same place and sell typical Chilean food from all different regions. What inspires this ambition is that my family has a northern origin. To satisfy it, I’d like to recognize that the north has a variety of unknown meals and we could create a menu that shows this interesting part of the culture. Also in this type of business you meet people from many places, foreigners, people from your own country and friends from the city who visit you and want support your enterprise. I think that with my architecture studies I’d be able to design interesting places that pose a different relation to serve the clients. In Iquique, the presence of the beach and the dunes, as well as the warm weather, sunny days and a fresh wind, allow us to think of places open to the city, to the outside and to the passerby. For the location of my coffee I’ve b...
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really like to travel. I always do it with my family, we share the same
passion. We always visit the south of Chile or the coast, places like Viña del
Mar or Valparaiso. Another place we visit a lot is Pichilemu. This town belongs
to the O’Higgins region. When I wasn’t even born my mom used to go every summer and stayed there with her mom and dad, her sister and brother. They
spent some good times there, in fact, she once told me and my brother that she
met the father of my father there because she’d buy at his store without
knowing it. Well, so we go almost every year to Pichilemu, and there’s a
special place only 20 kilometres from the city in direction to the Coastal Range
where you can walk long hours beside the Estero Nilahue. Also, you can take
a ride on a boat, buy papayas, salt from the same saltworks and jam from all
the tastiness. So, for me and my family this place has a magic meaning. Every time we get there it's cloudy and it only helps me to feel more nostalgic when I
think about this place. Its very green thanks to the Estero, there’s always that fresh breeze and the native fauna like the cahuil seagull.
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