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My name is Gabriela Fuentes Soiza, I'm twenty years old and I was born in a small town - a port, to be more specific - in the coast called San Antonio. I'm small, and I'm from the sea, just like my town. There I lived with my mom and my dad, two cats (Nala and Muriel), two dogs (Cachorro and Cachorra) and a red eared turtle. Cachorro get lost a few days before Christmas and we never saw him again, is a sad story. But, in the middle of a quarantine, we as a family get a new member, a (big) puppy we called Porota, so currently we have two dog as well.

I studied my whole life in a school called "Nueva Providencia" in my hometown, I hated it, but two years and a half ago, I moved to Santiago, to continue my studies. I'm now a Film-maker major in University of Chile. I also hate it. Here, in the capital I live with one of my bestfriend called Bárbara in a small flat we just rent a few months ago. Isn't the great thing but tbh I love it, its all I ever wanted (for a cheap price) and I can bike to University, which is great to me bc i'm actually pretty lazy and i'm always late to class (funny, because we are in the middle of a pandemic and I can't go outside).

Anyways, I don't have that much hobbies, I'm actually pretty boring. I like to dance (sometimes I go to an academy, sometimes i just dance kpop or urban with my friends in the street), write drabbles and stories, watch series, and listen to music. Also I spend a lot of time watching videos of my emotional support kpop boy and girls and procrastinating. Currently my biggest hobbie is to spend time with the new puppy in the family, Porota, so my entire quarantine has revolved around her.

I guess that it is.
Thanks for reading! 

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