Hey Jota, this is not spanglish class, stop embarrassing yourself

In this week's post I'm going to tell you about one of the best concerts I've ever been to. To be honest, I had a hard time trying to figure out which concert to tell you about, but since I told you about Japan in my previous post, I'm going to talk about when I had the chance to see a Japanese band in live concert. So, I'll talk about when I went to see Flow back in 2018. I remember I was really excited when I saw the announcement on Facebook because Flow is the band that made some of the best openings from animes like "Naruto" and "Code Geass". So I was thrilled not only because of their incredible songs and musicianship but also because of some sort of extra emotional connection I have with them. Of course, I bought a general ticket as soon as they were available and I just had to wait until July 15th. I remember I wanted to get to the venue –the Cúpula Multiespacio– early but I couldn't because I overslept. The night before a friend of mi...

 Hi everyone!!! I hope you're all doing well :) This is the very first post of my blog, and I want to tell you about a dream I've always had since I was a little kid. I have always wanted to go to countries like Iceland, England or New Zealand, but if I had to choose a country to visit first, IT HAS TO BE JAPAN. I mean, there's so much about that country –the so-called "The Land of the Rising Sun"– that just makes me really excited to learn and see by myself. I'm going to tell you when all this interest in Japan began. When I was a 8-year old kid, I used to play a  trading card games called "Mitos y Leyendas" and there were a lot of editions based in many mythologies of the world, but it was the heavily-based in old Japan edition called "Espíritu de Dragón" (Dragon's Spirit) that got me really obsessed about it. I remember I used to pretend I was the ninja "Hattori Hanzō" or the swordsman "Miyamoto Musashi". Big nerd...