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My future job

well, my job is certain the most obviously, because  I study classical guitar interpretation, and the way to continue  is the performer guitarrist and the teaching path.

but...

I don´t know, i have some ideas to try to do...

I will tell you my bigest idea:

One of my favorites thing is ride in a bike (ciclotourism) and I think arround this for a long time, so, somtime of my life, I will try to mix my two passion, the bike and the guitar.


One of the ways I see to do this is, organizing a concert tour where I will to be able to go cycling, , arriving to places where they shelter me some days before for practice the repertoire I will play, and later do the concert and continue pedaling.  
Of course it a unusual work, but highly comforting to me.
One of the aspects that I would have to take into account is having good guitar safety equipment. at the same time I need to worry about the weather conditions. Obviously, in a winter season, my fingers will get cold and I won’t be able to move them. Another important point to consider is food and a good travel plan, above all its spouses to be an adventure!.

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About me.

Oscar Manuel Nilo Palma was born in Villarica the 13th of september of 1991, at seventeen years he showed interest in music, specifically in Jazz guitar music and Classical guitar music, He started his studies in a little school of music called Papageno (now called Fundacion Papageno) in honor of the character of the magic flute of Mozart. Then ,he started his formal  studies in the conservatory of Universidad Austral de Chile in 2013, he was there until 2015 when he travelled to Santiago of Chile to continue his career in the Universidad De Chile with  master Ernesto Quezada; Unfortunately, he died in 2016, but until this day he continues his studies with the guitarrist Miguel Alvarez. Early music Grew on him  and he started in 2017 to study a renaissance lute with  master Rodrigo Diaz Riquelme until the day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbZMfEeXOFA

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