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I was born on December 18, in Venezuela, my date of birth was scheduled for the 17th but because my mother had complications it was delayed to that day. -
That day I was getting ready very carefully to be able to do a good presentation I was very nervous I was also very happy to have my mom and dad in my first dance performance in front of one of my elementary school when I was in preschool -
It was a day full of emotions for me since it meant the end of 9 years studying at my school, that day while I was saying my farewell words I cried, took photos with my classmates, then we shared. -
I left my country Venezuela, on December 26 I arrived in Barrancabermeja on December 27, it took me 12 hours to get from Cúcuta to the city since there were many traffic jams; After my arrival I spoke with my relatives and I began to live with my grandmother until now. -
It was a certificate that I received studying virtually, this course focused on waste separation. -
was a program aimed at creating a project based on objectives such as saving energy, in this project I met girls from Mexico, I did not win, but I had fun. -
That day we left Barrancabermeja at 4 AM, we arrived in the city at 7, they gave us an introduction and then we had to present the project, that day I had a lot of fun I met guys from many parts and very interesting projects -
Since Friday, February 3, I heard the news of the possibility of being recognized, then on Monday, February 6, the news was confirmed. Thanks to this, I met a minister and talked with him about the seedbed project and my dreams. -
That day I received the news through my email, after doing many interviews and I felt very happy to the point of talking about it with my mother. -
I started from April 17 to see food sovereignty classes until April 22, in that I learned a lot about food sovereignty, how to make orange peel cookies, I met many kids from other schools in the city