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Hi everybody! Today I'm going to talk about a wonderful woman. Nina Simone. She was a singer, songwriter, pianist, arranger, and activist in the Civil Rights Movement.  She born on February 21, 1933, in North Carolina and was the sixth child of a preacher.  She began playing piano at the age of three and her first concert, a classical recital, was given when she was 12. In there, her parents, who had taken seats in the front row, were forced to move to the back of the hall to make a way for white people. She refused to play the piano until her parents were moved back to the front. She suffered a lot. In her first marriage, her husband beat her, raped her and abused her. "Thanks" to this, she had a daughter and some psychological problems. This didn't stop her and she continued with her career. In 1964, She changed the contest of her music. Now she only talks about racism and inequality in the world. Her first civil rights song was "Mississippi Goddam&quo

Hi everybody!! today I want to talk about a future job I would like to have. Actually, I don't know what I want to do in the future. Four years ago, the only thing I wanted was getting at The University of Chile and I did it. So now I even know what I want. I know with architecture I can make a lot of things but I don't sure about what I want. If I imagine how will be the job, I hope it will be in a quiet space and I wish it won't be monotonous. If we talk about a dream job, the rules change. My dream job would be funny and with a lot of animals. I wish to have a rescue center for animals. it doesn't care the type or form. I love animals and I think they need all of our love. In this rescue center, I will have a specialist for every type of animal and I would like to do talks about animals and their care for children and their parents. I think it is really necessary to guide the people in this topic because people act if they don't care. As if animals are

Through the years in the school, the teachers made me read a lot of books but the book I liked most in that times was "Wire's girls" by Jordi Sierra I Fabra and it's about a younger journalist who is trying to find the true history of three models who supposedly are dead.  After this, I read "Asylum" by Madeleine Roux and it's about a guy who is in a summer program and, with his girlfriend, started to find the mystery behind their bedroom which used to serve as a psychiatric hospital. I didn't read all the saga because I only liked the first book.  Time later, I find my current favorite author who is Jaime Mcguire. I have read all her books like "Red Hills", the saga of "Beautiful Disaster" and "All The Little Lights". My favorite one is Beautiful Disaster and it's a romantic story of Abby Abernathy and Travis Maddox. The last book I read this month was "the movie counter" by Hernán Rivera