My first article by Joan Tapia

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missjoantapia — 2024-06-20 22:53:04 UTC

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missjoantapia — 2024-06-21 00:00:46 UTC

Gustavo Blacio

2024-06-21 00:22:54 UTC

My role model to this day is still my father. Even though we are so different, sometimes it feels like we are the same person. I’ve learned so much about what I want and what I don’t want in my life thanks to him and our shared experiences. The qualities that I like the most about him are his discipline, his good heart, and the way he protects and provides for our family. I also admire his musical expertise and how well-known he is because of his talent and good work. I think I would like to meet the version of my father when he was my age or younger. I would like to try to understand more about his background and why he sometimes feels the way he does. We had our differences in the past, big fights and discussions, but the love we have for each other is out of this world. With all his qualities and mistakes, I would not change anything about him.

Erika c:

2024-06-21 00:23:26 UTC

My father is a role model in many ways for me. As a jeweler, he is incredibly hardworking and detailed. He is shady as a person, but always prioritizes work. He is kind and responsible and is always there when I need him. I have learned so much from his work ethic and attention to detail, which inspires me every day. I admire how in spite of everything she took care of us and taught all my siblings and me that family is very important.

Another role model for me that would be an impossible dream is to one day meet Silvina Ocampo, a famous writer, to talk about her stories, as literature fascinates me. Dad has taught me everything about dedication and Silvina in her texts to imagine and create without limits.

Jose Galarza

2024-06-21 00:24:16 UTC

My favorite city is Guayaquil, is a Big City. In Guayaquil I qhave friends, family, work, girlfriend, wishes, business, university and dreams for complete. Guayaquil is special because a lot of things happens, how autos crashed or scape epic. But in the night is very peaceful. I like me visited the city Baños of province Tungurahua. I think what is place very peaceful and wonderful for his landscape.

Jorge Bolaños

2024-06-21 00:24:19 UTC

George A. Romero is my role model. He is renowned as the father of the modern zombie genre, because he revolutionized horror films with his 1968 classic, "Night of the Living Dead." His work is special to me because it not only entertained but also challenged societal norms and provoked thought. Romero’s films often contained social commentary, addressing issues like consumerism, racism, and government distrust. Also, Romero's creativity, bravery, and willingness to explore controversial themes make him an inspirational figure. I admire his ability to combine horror with meaningful messages, and using the genre to reflect and critique real-world issues. His dedication to his craft, despite facing numerous challenges in the film industry, demonstrates resilience and passion. So, if I could meet anyone, living or historical, it would undoubtedly be George A. Romero. It seems to me that his insights into filmmaking and storytelling would be invaluable. I would love to discuss his creative process and the impact of his work on modern cinema. I think Romero’s legacy will continue to influence filmmakers and audiences for generations to come.

Raul Zhinin

raulzhinin — 2024-06-21 00:36:09 UTC

My role model is my mother because she has been my inspiration in my student life. She is my inspiration to study film and tell stories.

I am interested in the history of her cultural and traditional life, she is an indigenous woman and fought for her rights and for her people.

I would have liked to meet Dolores Cacuango because she has similar characteristics to my mother and is important for this life, for the history of Ecuador, although some people still do not know Dolores Cuacuango.

Carla Cobos

2024-06-21 00:45:55 UTC

If someone ever asks me about who my role model is, I am always happy to say it is my grandmother. She is the loveliest person I’ve ever met and full of joy despite her age. She has been there for me in every stage of my life since I was a child, showing her support.

On the other hand, I would like to meet Marie Curie. She’s someone I admire because she was the first woman that won a Nobel Prize, which demonstrated women’s capability to make big discoveries and inspired others to not give up their dreams even if no one believes in them.