Mariana's blog English IV

Hello dear readers. I would like to tell you that I am a cellist and on the subject of education, I would like to tell you about my training at a conservatory in France. At the time of my studies, the subjects I studied were the essential ones for musical and instrument training, theoretical subjects such as solfège, harmony, analysis, chamber music, orchestra, among others, giving priority to hours of practice and personal study on the instrument. When I arrived in Chile I immediately started working in orchestras and teaching in different projects of youth orchestras and schools, but over the years I realized that it was very necessary to complement my musical studies and thus obtain a degree in a Chilean university to then have the option of accessing a master's degree which is what I intend to do after obtaining my professional degree at the University of Chile. The curriculum of the university course is very complete because there are a series of subjects that complement the m...

  Dear reader Today's topic is about religions. I would like to tell you that I don't have a particular religion but I think that it is certainly a support for many people to be able to have the knowledge that is delivered in them and that will depend on the call that each human being has inside according to their sensitivity, upbringing, the people who form part of their closest circle, etc. I believe that something important is to be able to focus on our own spiritual growth with the tools that resonate with our needs to grow and be better people and let the people around us find their own ways to develop in spirituality without criticizing them and supporting us in a good coexistence, in acceptance of the other, feeling happiness for the achievements and growth of the people who accompany us in our days where some move away, others remain in time and new ones are arriving.

 Hello dear reader. I would like to tell you about my experience health problems in Chile. One of the most frequent diseases in our country is diabetes with a prevalence of 2% of the population; this means that today 1 in 10 chilean men and women suffer from this disease. My father suffers from diabetes melitus and the disease is in an advanced stage, deteriorating his sight, hearing and blood circulation in his legs, which makes it difficult for him to walk. My father is a retired teacher and at the time he was in the private health system, Isapre, when he retired he moved to the public health system Fonasa. This year my parents have come to live with me to be more supported and I have been able to experience that the public health system does not cover all the need of the patient, some of the medical consultations we have had to do them privately because in the public system sometimes there is much delay, the office only provides us with some of the medicines that he ingests othe...