I WAS THERE

Well, here I am, in Bilbao, the beginning was hard but now I'm more acclimated and with strong to do things that before i did not want to. At first I did not had any desire for anything, I just wanted to get into my room and get to think of places where I been and how much I would like to return, but that is impossible right now, there is only to look at the present, but i do not discarded to get out of here when finish college, but for now i see it difficult, so....POSSITIVE ATTITUDE!. I appreciate what I have lived. and has helped me very much to avail myself and has been a unique experience that I will never forget. Those wonderful places. I've known people that will stay forever in my heart and hope to see them soon and remember good old times. THANKS

effects of bolivia hmmm...it seems in Mexico there are no people, well, maybe the zebbras are more intelligent and could help the country, because the poeple...

Bolivia, my last country, my favorite country in every sense, the country where i had the most awsome experience ever, the country were i knew amazing people, incredible places, and the country where the people made me feel like home. THANKS BOLIVIA. Bolivia is located in the heart of South America. It is one of two landlocked countries in South America. (The other is Paraguay). It shares borders with Brazil on the north and east; Paraguay in the southeast; Argentina in the south; Chile in the southwest and west and Peru in west and northwest. The official capital is Sucre (seat of the Judicial branch) but the de-facto and more well known capital is La Paz (seat of the Executive & Legislative branches). It has an international airport, the embassies, many aid organizations and N.G.O.’s and is the headquarters for some of the largest businesses in the country. You have different geographical regions: The Andes The Altiplano The Yungas and Chapare The Highland Valleys The tropical lowlands of the Upper Amazon Basins The Gran Chaco La Paz averages an elevation of 3700 meters so an acclimatization period of a day or two is usually necessary.

La Paz Seeing mount Illimani, at 6.700 meters In Yungas,, in the "dead road" the most dangeorus road in the world, AND I DID IT!

After six awsome years in mexico city , we moved to spain for the next 6 years and our next destination it was Bolivia, La Paz. Before we moved to La Paz my parents thought it would be a good idea if i went to Manila ,Phillipines to learned english, so without further to say, i went there and i spent 5 incredible months, It was a really good experience for me because everything was so different of what i saw before that a grew a lot as person and i brought with me very good memories. I listened there a song that i keep listening. i dont know the name of the group right now but i found the letter in my computer: Manila I keep coming back to Manila Simply no place like Manila Manila, I'm coming home I walked the streets of San Francisco I've tried the rides in Disneyland Dated a million girls in Sydney Somehow I feel like I don't belong Hinahanap hanap kita Manila Ang ingay mong kay sarap sa tenga Mga jeepney mong nagliliparan Mga babae mong naggagandahan Take me back in your arms Manila And promise me you'll never let go Promise me you'll never let go Manila, Manila Miss you like hell, Manila No place in the world like Manila

We moved to Mexico City in August of 2001, if i remember well it was the 21 of that month. Well, we arrived there for the next six years of our lives, many thing would came later. One of the most things i hate of mexico was the traffic. REALLY DOES SUCKS!. Places that look close on a map And up taking three times longer than you would expect to traverse. There’s an easy solution that the upper crust ignores though: Metro + feet. It’s faster, cheaper, and easier to go underground and then walk. And oh man is it cheap to ride the subway here. More on that later. As for the crime, I felt pretty darn safe there. The streets are packed with people, even in El Centro where the rich hoity-toity people in town will tell you that it isn’t safe to wander after dark. The locals who actually work around there tell you they are only worried when there’s a demonstration going on. You can have some of the best street food in town there too, which is key. The smog is real, but I’ve seen far worse. I wouldn’t want to spend a lifetime breathing in that air, but if you go for a few years you’ll be fine unless you’re asthmatic of course. Mexico City have many bad things but it is a place that you would never forget. Of course outside Mexico city you have amazing places like Cancun, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta but that is another history. Mexico city is better than you think Mexico

Mexico at night Mexico city Me in Chichen Itza, outside Mexico city

We moved to Africa in 1998, it was our first travel and we were very nervous because it was our first experience out of Spain. When we arrived we were amazed of the poverty we saw there. Equatorial Guinea is a country that has evolved greatly in the last ten years, but when we arrived was still very poor and it was not safe for us, so my father decied that we should return to spain 2 months later. To be honest, i do not remember very much about Malabo, the capital of the country, but the time with my mom in spain was hard without my father.

My family is composed of nine people, my parents, four brothers and two sisters. I was born in Vitoria, one month later we moved to Bilbao where we were for eight years, then came the changes of countries, new experiences, stages and a strong desire of countinue traveling. All started because my father was sent to work for the embassy of spain in Equatorial Guinea, Africa, we thought those two years would be unforgettable, but still did not know what incredible things would came later. My family is for me one of the most important things in my life and something that made me really strong and i have learned to value them much more over time, we have always been a very close family but what brought us much more close was to live in many places together, seen many things, new things, new changes and awsome places that we will never forget. This blog is made as a summary of places where i lived and i want to share with you. Thanks Brothers 1999

Brothers 2011 Parents