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The best concert I've ever attended was earlier this year, and it was by my favorite band, "Chancho en Piedra." This concert was part of their "Vol y Vuelvo" tour, and it happened to be their final performance. It took place on July 16th at the Movistar Arena in Santiago. This event had elements that will make it unforgettable for me. To start with, its duration was remarkable, as the show lasted for a continuous 4 hours. During this time, they played not only their most famous songs but also nearly their entire discography. Furthermore, throughout the concert, there were circus acts, puppet theater, and a choir of around 40 people to accompany some of their latest songs.   I must also highlight the musicians because they were very meticulous and sounded excellent. This concert was so special because it was a farewell performance. The band decided to take a break after being active as a group for 30 years. I will remember this concert forever, and I hope they co

I'm not a big fan of traveling, but if I had to choose, it would be Canada. Canada, with its Carcross Desert, pristine lakes, and stunning mountain ranges, has always caught my attention. The experience of exploring natural wonders like Banff National Park, witnessing the Northern Lights, and experiencing the multicultural cities is irresistible. Canada is the second largest country in the world by land area. It is home to iconic landmarks such as Niagara Falls and Old Quebec City.  The country has a broad cultural mix, with influences from indigenous peoples, French and British heritage, and cultures from different immigrant groups. I would exploring the rugged Rockies and kayaking in the crystal-clear waters of Lake Louise. Also I would like to visit some cities, such as Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, and savor their unique culinary offerings. Sometimes I've considered continuing my studies in Canada due to its world-class universities and educational opportunities.The opo