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In this post, I'm going to write about the best concert I've ever been. This was in November of 13' and it was the first version of a Festival called Frontera and was realized at Club Hipico. In this time more than twenty five bands played in three differents stages. This line-up was perfect cause it was full of artists that I like. I had the oportunity to enjoy the music of Molotov, Chico Trujillo, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Tiro de Gracia, Cultura Profética, Anita Tijoux, Los Tetas, Como Asesinar a Felipes, Movimiento Original and Villa Cariño. My favorites presentations were Los Fabulosos Cadillacs cause its one of my favourite bands, and Tiro de Gracia, a rap band that has been with me since I was little but when I started to like them they were'nt together and that was the first presentation in a lot of years without playing shows live. In this time they presented 'Ser humano', a crucial album from chilean rap recorded in 1997.


I had a great time this day, I remember I went with two of my best friends and everyone were anxious waiting that TDG played the classic songs of 90's. I don't know how describe the feeling of listening that band live, i've waited for this for a lot of years and i thought that i would never have the chance to see it. You can't imagine how much happiness i felt that day.

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Today, I'm going to talk about Italy, one of the countries that i would like visit.

I think Italy is a very beautiful place, i'd like to see how the past and the present are mixed in there. The italian architecture is something really amazing, I can't imagine the quality of the materials and the way that the ancient Romans built these huge constructions that prevailed for so many centuries.

I'd like to see a lot of lanscapes, buildings churches and as many museums I can see, cause I was reading that Italy has a over 150 museums. I wish when I travel there I have enough time to see a lot of things and, also I would love to try a lot of pastas and pizzas. Probably I would find more vegan options there than here.

I don't think I would live there because I can't stand being away from my family for so long. I wish someday I can travel there with them or maybe just go by myself in holidays on a trip for a month in Europe.

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Today I want show you a website very interesting. It's about librosdearte.blogspot.cl.
Here you can find a lot of art's books, a lot of images of arts work and the better of all is that you can download free all this books !

I check this website frequently, especially when I want to see art. Is so difficult find images of art's works in a good quality. Every time that i try see art's works from not well known artists, Google offer me a minimum options, and in the worst quality. In change this blog affords me a world of complete books with art's works of a lot of artists, and free way.

You can find here arts's books about not just known artists like : Giacometti, Goya, Tiziano, Gerhard Richter, Francis Bacon, etc, but too you can find books about not well known artists, like Ana Mendieta, Kiki Smith, Rachel Witheread, etc

I recommend much this site, it has served me much. Is very easy of use, and it contain a big spectrum of options.

Hope you like, Cheers!

Hi everyone
In this time I'm going to talk about one of my favourite artist. He is Christian Boltanski.

Boltanski was born in París the 6th of September of 1944, and luckily still alive. He left the school at 13 years old, because he wanted paint. Christian is an autodidact artist, that develops his work in the field of the installation.


Boltanski works principally with the memory and memories. He collects daily objects
of the people who have died, like an intent of fight against the oblivion. The use of the light is an importan aspect in the work of the Boltanski. He use the ligth for create an ambient, in some cases a nostalgic ambient and other times a tetric ambient.

I like so much the Boltanski's work, because he not leave nothing to the luck, all in her work is planned, until the minimum detail. He is able to generate an aura in all that he makes. When one see her work, inmediately remembers someone that now not is between we.The daily life in the Boltanski's work plays an important part, it is the way the artist approaches the art viewer. Making use to the daily objects, he manages unite the art and the life.

Here I leave the video of one of my favorite works of Boltanski: "Migrants", an installation made in Buenos Aires a few years ago