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a country i would like to visit!

First of all, there are many-many countries I would like to visit, so it's a question that request a lot of thinking for me. I can't choose only one, I think, so I would say first of all Mexico. I have always wanted to travel to Mexico, I think it's such an interesting place witch a rich culture. Visually, I like everything, their art, their architecture, and culturally too, I'm very interested in their history and cosmology, and although I think I might have a few problems with the food, since I'm no really into spicy things, I'm willing to try as much as my paladar allows me if one day I get the chance to go there. Also I must admit that I would like to go with my mom, since she is really a fan of Mexican culture too and I think a grand part of why I would like to go is for her. 

There are many countries in Latinoamerica in general I would like to go, but if I get the chance to leave the continent, I would like to go to Asia and go to Korea. I've been thinking about going to Japan but because of certain things in life I ended trying to get to lean korean, and though I'm no doing as much progress I would like to, I think I would like to go there and experience the language and the culture first hand. The language and the cultural are both very particular ones and I'm have been a fan of kpop since I was very young, so even if i'm not really into it lately, I still have weird attachment once have for it. Being honest, any asian country would be fine to visit, I just would really like to go to Asia. Have yall heard of Vietnam? That's an option too! 

Finally, I would like to go not as a turist but as a student to Cuba. I'm a big fan of the screenwriting cuban school (I'm studyinf to be a filmmaker) and I have explore the possibility to travel to finish my studies in another country, an Cuba sound like the best. I'm also a communist, so, there is that too, I won't hide it!

I think those are, mostly, the countries I would like to visit! 

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  1. Omg I would love to go study film in Cuba! I can recommend the movie "Candelaria" which is about an elderly couple in Cuba, very sensitive <3

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