My city

I was born walking the streets of Santiago, in the decade of the de 90, where the combination of trees and hills returned the typical peasant past and modernity of the country quickly took the music, fashion, technology, real estate, and means of transport.

I grew up in a middle class neighborhood where neighborhood was an important sense of union. I always admired the few good public schools but I study in a small subsidized private school, I travelled in the tight yellow buses which ones caused more pollution, and lived subway extension so I know many of the districts of the city and I can say that I dislike inequality but appreciate the diversity that exists in my city.

They said that "Santiago is the center of the country" and eventually discovered that is true. Top universities, health center, heritage sites, cultural events, restaurants, organizations, until the presidential palace is located here, and must be for the same reason many immigrants from our near countries come to visit.

I like where I live because all people are active, join in the festivities and decorate the streets with different motives.

However, individualism, stress and huge buildings around us darken the colors of each season. Indeed, we must retain the green areas that facilitate coexistence and give life to the city.