"Bunty Aur Babli", and the best soundtrack from India: "Kajra Re"

A Bollywood creation played by the most iconic actors of the last time of the largest film company in the world.

The staging is marked by the colors and the characteristic brightness of the clothing of the Hindus, who are personified with the greatest scenographic opulence. This conjugation of musical and rhythmic movements creates a magical and amazing atmosphere.

Undoubtedly, like most of the Hindu films, they are accompanied by musicals that break in the middle of the plot, and in "Bunty Aur Babli" the actress and former Miss Universe Ashiwaira Ray, interprets one of the songs that, today is a of the most popular of the genre: "Kajra Re".

This video has already gathered more than one million five hundred views, positioning it as one of the preferences of Hindi pop and without a doubt that personally, it aroused an even more interest in this type of film.

POST 4: ART

Do you like to visit art museums?

Visiting the museums is one of the landscapes that I miss the most during the quarantine. When I stayed after school at university, I used to go to the Fine Arts museum and the MAC.

What are your best artistic abilities?

The truth is, I don't have a lot of artistic skills. As a child I learned to sew clothes, which helped me later to make my own designs and develop a critical vision in haute couture.

What do you think of art creations made of human flesh, blood and bones?

Visuals created with human flesh, blood, or bones, in my opinion are a desperate wake-up call to send an extremely shocking message.

Do you have a favourite work of art? If so, what is it?  Why do you like it?

My favorite work of art is the mural of the Pinacoteca of the University of Concepción, titled "Presencia de América Latina", by the mexican painter Jorge González Camarena. I like this work a lot, because it depicts Latin America before, during and after the arrival of the Spanish in Latin America. With the harshness of the cultural crossing: tremor, slavery, industrialization.

POST 3: MY FAVOURITE PIECE OF TECHNOLOGY

One of my favourite devices is the smartphone. Although I had my first smart phone just a few years ago, it became a necessity for me. I felt very stupid the first time I held it in my hands. I didn't know how to use it. It took me several days to understand and handle it.

I use it everyday,  when I need to see something as simple as the time o algo más complicado como redactar un documento.

I like it because it is easy to transport and it is a good working tool because I can make publications, take pictures and record videos.

Unfortunately I have lost and broken many smartphones and with them valuable photos and memories for me. That was the saddest thing.

Over time I have learned to back up all kinds of contact information, photos and files, so that I don't have to go through the same thing again.

POST 2: MY PROFESSION

Why I studied journalism?

When I was a child I dreamed of being an independent and self-confident woman. I was never very clear about the job I would do, so I had different career options in mind.
The first career I studied was law, but it wasn't what I liked.

Later, I thought of studying something related to architecture. And it didn't meet my expectations eithe.

Finally I decided to study Journalism because I wanted to find what I didn't find before, in addition to experiencing the opportunity to study at the University of Chile.

My experience has been positive in relation to school learning, because thanks to this I have been able to defend myself in the workplace.

The most difficult part has been complement studies with motherhood, however, achieving it is my greatest pride.

Honestly, I would like to have a job where I can receive respect and not feel discriminated against for being a woman and rewards you well for your special skills, knowledge and passion.

Also, I would like to work in a mass media, because I think that highlights your best qualities and abilities.

POST: MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Who am I?

I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1988. My parents are Chilean, but due to special situations they took refuge in that country for some years. Soon after, we returned with my family to Santiago, where I lived part of my childhood.

I lived in many different places and I was in many schools. I did not like that much. I used to get used to starting from scratch ... with other people, friends. Luckily my brother Ricardo was always there.

I finished high school in the city of Rancagua in 2005. Same year my son Martín was born. After traveling many roads, I decided to study journalism. It was my dream when I was a child, I was always curious to investigate and reveal things that had never been investigated.

Six months ago I working in the municipality of the Graneros, and currently I am a journalist and assistant at communications department . I really enjoy working there.