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POST 2: Why did you choose this career/study programme?

I am studying journalism, but it was never my first option. 

When I was a child I wanted to be a musician because my brother gave me a musical keyboard and I learned to play some songs. I really enjoyed to do that until today. After that, when I became a teenager  I started to listen to British bands like Oasis or The smiths, so I asked to my dad an electric guitar. The music has been very important in my life.

But with the music I had no future in a country like Chile. Then I thought that journalism 
would allow me to be in contact with the music. 
 
When I think in a perfect job, I think in do interviews to musicians or report concerts.


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  1. Stefany1 de mayo de 2019, 18:36

    How entertaining to gather music and journalism. I think it's a topic that many want to read and know(:

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