Rodrigo López Jiménez

 Hello to everyone that is reading this! Today I'm going to share with you the person that I would like to meet, and that is Guillermo del Toro. Guillermo del Toro is a Mexican filmmaker that created and made movies like "Pan's Labyrinth",  "The Devil's Backbone" and "The Shape of Water". He also has won a lot awards in the world of cinema and has been in many film festivals. I would really like to meet him not only because I love his movies, but also because he's a person that really loves movies and can talk hours and hours about them. He is a encyclopedia of cinema that I am sure I could learn something about it (I am really really sure about that because I watched many of his masterclasses that are in the internet). I want to say that also I wanna meet him because he is a immigrant that left his country and start a new life in another one, and not only that but also he never give up in his dream to become a filmmaker, and all that is li

Hi everyone! Today I'm going to talk about the songs and bands that left a mark in my life, so let's go for it! I have to start with two bands that I think they influenced me in my childhood, that two bands are: The Beatles and Coldplay. The first one is because I grew up listening every song of that band, and that is because my father and mother always have been big fans of The Beatles, so in every opportunity they always put a song of them. I have the sounds of the music of The Beatles very stuck in my head haha. The another band, Coldplay, is more from my adolescence, because a I met their songs when I had 13 years old and I loved it, I really connected with their magical music. If I have to say two songs that I always helped me when I'm not feeling very well, that two songs have to be "Los males pasajeros" de Love of Lesbian and "Quién fuera" of Silvio Rodríguez. The first one always cheer me up, and I think is because their beautiful letters combine

 Hi to all of you! Today's post I will speak about my career and it's effect in the world. Cinema is a mass media, and that means that a movie can reach millions of peoples around the world. Thanks to that a movie can change the mindset of the people, either in a good way or a bad way. In my case, I think that movies have made me a better person. I am studying cinema and television not only because it's something that I love and I have skills to do it (or at least I think that haha), but also because I think that, by making movies, I am going to contribute in making the world a better place. Especially I want to make movies that talks about migration, because that is a theme closer to me and also it's something that I believe people have to reconsider, because sometimes we can have xenophobes thoughts and don't realize about them. I leave you a movie that made me think about this topic.

  Hi everyone! In this blog I'm going to talk about this picture that I took. In the first place, I have to say that this picture is from Valdivia. I took this picture in march of 2019, with my cellphone in the bridge Pedro of Valdivia. When the sunset was ending, I was coincidentally passing by, so I took this picture and later I realized that the photo was taken out of focus. This didn't bother me, because I thought that this effect makes the picture look like a watercolor painting. I really like to think about this photo in that way, because the city of Valdivia was strange to me, like a dream, and why I say this? because I feel that in Valdivia I lived so many things, I experimented a lot of emotions and met wonderful people, that city changed me forever. And It was like a dream because I only lived there one year and a half. I like to see this picture and see the sunset, the river, the Valdivia's fluvial market; I like to see it and remember that I saw that view every

 Hello everyone! Today I'm going to talk about a food that I really love: The "Arepas" The "Arepa" is a typical venezuela's food, it is made with corn's flour and its shape is circular. The dough is easy to make, because you only have to mix water, salt and the most important element: the corn's flour. You have to knead the mix until the dough is compact enough to form the "Arepas". Cook your "Arepas" from both sides in the oiled pan until they start to brown. Now comes the funny part! you can stuff them with a bunch of delicious food. This is why I love the "Arepas", because I can eat it with scrambled eggs, cheese, tuna, meat, salad, etc. But please... DO NOT eat the "arepas" with SWEET stuffing... like honey, jam or that kind of things...  By the way, there exist typical "Arepas" with certain stuffing, and my favorite is the "Reina Pepiada". It is stuffed whit chicken, avocado and mayonna

 Hi everyone! Today I will speak about my favorite piece of technology: The Refrigerator. You may be wonder... why is this my favorite piece of technology? Well it's simple, this is a "magical" device: it not only contains and preserves food, but also can make this food disappear haha. The Refrigerator has many uses, I can froze things, It preserves vegetables, has a lot of compartments and its "magical" ability consist in that you can keep some food, but another person can take it and eat it. The funny part is that you will never know who ate your tuna sandwich. This is why I will always have a Refrigerator in my life, and I recommend that all of you have one, so you can be part of this "magical" experience. Also, you will be able to preserve your tuna sandwich.