My autobiography

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My name is Isidora Ojeda, I was born on August 22, 2000 in Viña del Mar, but my family is from Puchuncaví and I lived there all my life until I entered university. I studied at Colegio General Velázquez in Puchuncaví, but in second grade I switched to the Colegio San Hernaldo also in Puchuncaví. I did high school at Liceo José Cortés Brown of Cerro Castillo in Viña del Mar. Then I went to study anthropology at the Universidad de Chile and began to live in Santiago with friends from Viña del Mar who also studied in the capital.
The members of my family are my mom, my dad and my sister, she is 14 years old. I also have too many cousins, aunts and uncles because my parents have more than ten brothers each.
Among my hobbies is watching movies and series, nothing very interesting. I also like music, for several years I played viola in an orchestra, it was more than a hobby, but I had to leave it and now I only play sometimes when I have time.





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