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Hello everyone my name is Luis Guzman, I am very excited about this new project, I really like this idea, since forcing me to write every day may move a little, because English is very difficult to learn with only two hours that week. I have high expectations for this blog, I can develop my creativity, my record, practice more my writing, and also learn English, this can not be better.

I love cocorosie

The truth is that I love many singers like Amy Winhouse, Regina Spektor, Dolores O'Riordan (The Cranberries), among others, but Coco (Bianca) and Rosie (Sierra) two French sisters have been one of the duos most to me liked to make music considered within the rock, experimental folk, or psychedelic pop, their songs out of range because they take common sounds and juxtaposed to form an original song. They are individually multifaceted as Rosie plays guitar, piano, harp, and sings soprano, sings in falsetto Coco (male voices, to reach higher notes than usual in the singer) and makes extra sounds.
One of his songs that caught my attention and forced me to approach his work was lemonade, is a song full of unusual elements with melancholic lyrics, and a strange video, just have to see and understand what I mean.

 

Who is a person/expert on your field that you admire?

I admire Paul Michel Foucault, it is a great philosopher and historian of the twentieth century, his work has been relevant and has lasted until today. For me it is a very remarkable as their research themes stand out for their analysis, reported that prison and the madhouse in society, are so opposed to what is good and right in the expected behaviors of the average citizen, also shows the evolution over time from the perspective that we have on madness and its various methods to treat it.
Born in France on October 15, 1926 in the city of Poitiers, his education was given at the Lyceum, then enter the Ecole Normale Supérieure where he studied philosophy and psychology. Joined the Communist Party in 1950 by Louis Althusser. It is dedicated to teaching at the Ecole Normale Superieure is running as a professor of psychology. In 1951 he worked at the Psychiatric Hospital of Saint Anne. In 1970 he was professor of History of Systems of Thought at the University of Vincennes, in the College of France, until his death from AIDS in 1984. Among his works are Mental Illness and Psychology (1954), History of Madness in the Classical Age (1961), and other