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Post 01: My autobiography

Amanda Catalina Cornejo Barraza was born in Antofagasta, Chile the 18th of April of 1995. She studied primary and second at EDA school (artistic development school), and high-school at Colegio San Patricio. In high-school she started to taked classes of literature, and then She participated in a theatre companie called Victor Jara, who belonged to a colective with the same name. In 2012 she finaliced is high-school and take a year to work and think about what she wanna do is his future. After that year, she decide to studied arts in UMCE (Metropolitan university of education cience), but after a year (2014), she decide to leave the carrier and started to study theatral designer in University of Chile (2015).

Now, she is in fourth year of this carrier, living with his friend Monserrat and his dog Annie. She practice yoga two days at week and likes watching series, animes, read about philosophy and pass time with his dog Annie.

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