Violoncello

  

When I was in school I never had the chance of doing a sport, first because in my school it was not important, and second because I was always very bad in it.

The only sport I practiced a bit was basketball, but over the time I realized that I was not very good in it and I didn't liked it that much either. My team and I where invited two times to a competition, but I was very bad and I hated to fight with the other girls.

So I realized that sports where not my thing, so I decided to practice something esle.

I started going to a art class after school, I really loved that because we could paint all afternoon and we had all the materials for us; brushes, paint, papers, scissors ...

Then a teacher told us about a new class after school: orchestra. First I didn't think that I would like it, but then I met Luis Palma, the teacher in that class and I knew that I would love it.

First I thought  that I would play the violin, but the teacher asked someone to play the violoncello and I agreed.

I started to practice more and more and over time we started playing in presentations, little concerts, we played for groups of people and it made me very happy.

That was when I was like 9 or 10 years old. Then in my 16 birthday my parent gave me a cello and I never stoped playing anymore.