Post 3: My favorite piece of technology

I have never been a very technological woman. Actually, computers always have been one of my big enemies, but if I have to choose my favorite piece of technology it is definitely my cellphone.
Thanks to the big variety of apps of celphone we can simplify our life in just a touch, we have a computer, phone, inbox, free and fast comunication, videogames, clock watch, calendar, schedule and a huge number of thing you can use in a compact pocket size tool called cellphone.

Today I use my phone for almost everything I do, I use U-Cursos for anything related to university like read texts, received work from my teachers and receive contingent information of classes. For my personal comunication I use whatsapp and it's my more useful app because I can use it form network with the people and get agree of importante thing being kilometers away. On the other hand, I use my phone for my music, specially Da tuner lite for the tuning of my instrument and my hand (in the case of Violoncello) and a metronome for do not get lost and follow the rythm.

Technology has created for make easier our lives and we have to take advantage of it. We're millennials and we can't stay in the past, because it advances exponentially.

To end, I leave you a video of a very hard piece of music, Etude no. 7 of Cello Duport, a piece that need a perfect tune and clean rythm for createtimg the double cello sound.
Cello Duport Etude No. 7

Post 1: My autobiography

Vanessa Galatea Gallegos Carrasco was born in Santiago in October the 17th of 1999. Her second name, Galatea, was chosen by a day-dreamer and wild 17 years old teenager who loved Dalí wich she will call mother. The first years were very difficult for this duo, specially because the mother studied social work in the University and Vanessa was a little child, but Vanessa's grandparents helped them to be happy day to day. The years passed and Paula, the mother, received her title, while Vanessa started her elementary education in Alcántara de La Florida, where she started to feel passion for the arts in general and she entered to many workshops like theater, paint, visual arts, etc, then, begining the interest for the architecture.

When she entered to her high-school at Carmela Carvajal in Providencia, she started to play de Violoncello in the OJDP (Orquesta Juvenil de Providencia) and she fell in love with the instrument, unfortunately she had to leave cello when began the class to get prepared for PSU in her last year. To this day she still miss cello, but the sacrifice wasn't in vain, because she managed her dream of study Architecture in Universidad de Chile.
Today, she is very happy in the University, with new friends, a beautiful career and new challenges, she still in love with arts and probably, in the future, will study Visual Arts and resume playing cello. It will be complicated, but, like her mother teached her, whoever seeks it, gets it.

Are we safe in internet?

How safe is to give your personal information on websites such as facebook, my space and any others? What’s the limit for you?

Nowdays, give your personal information to anyone has become in a controversial act, because we us our ID, telephone numbers, e-mail address, even our fingerprint for differents situations in our daily life, like create a user for an account in internet, but the question is how safe it is?

Currently we use many platforms for show to the people what are we doing in day to day, like facebook, instagram and specifically instagram's stories. This platforms are created for manifest the life we live, how we live and even where we live, using the location in our telephone's GPS. Nevertheless, we actually belive that we live in a sane and perfect world with no bad intentions, but we're wrong.