Years later my mom took me to the doctor because she thought I had autism and needed to be investigated since I was playing alone with my toys always away from people. I was very shy and I didn't cry as much as the kids of my age and so she sign me up to a talent's school to improve my social skills, but the truth was that I was just too shy and quiet, but that was going to change very soon...
At six I had decided to study theater, I was in love with everything about it: with playing someone I was not, someone different. To be able to became anything my mind could imagine. I was obsessed with stories that weren't real, with telling things that could make people feel.
Then, in elementary school I practiced all the sports that I could and that my body allowed me. I was absolutly in love with the feeling of teamwork, to be part of something bigger than me, something important to others, to be part of winning but also lossing. There began my dream of being a professional athlete. That dream ended when I changed school and decided reject the possibility of training for Chilean Handball team, to study in an emblematic High School, "Liceo 1", that have classes all afternon long. There I got close to music, singing in two choirs and playing a lot of intruments. I wanted to sing and be a musician, but I didn't know how and I thought I wasn't going to make it, that I wasn't good enough. In that school, I got very good at math, I found them very fun to do. I was the first of my class an so people around me started to believe I was going to study astronomy, because I've always loved stars. So when the moment of applying to university finally came, my options were astronomy, journalism or theater.
Obviously I decided for the love of my childhood and life. I've never could leave that feeling aside, it is inexplicable, the word "theater" always remind me of the first moment in my life I felt complete, I felt happy, but most important, the moment I felt more free than ever. I always knew that was my way. There never were other options really. The teamwork fact, the expression of music, the notion of rhythm, the sound melody, the immensity of the universe, the stars, the unknown, the infinity lives options...Every thing I've ever found, has always been on theater.
I have no idea of where this road will take me, but I do know I could not live a life without theater in my days. In all that I see, I talk, I breath. There are so many stories I want to tell, so many people my body wants to know, wants to fuse with. I will work in ANYTHING to let the girl-in-me be right beside where her heart belongs to.
