Mailen Torres

 If it were up to me, I would be an eternal student. But adult life demands a lot from me and in that respect money is paramount (unfortunately).  My postgraduate or master's degree options so far are: Musictherapy. Art history. Complementary pedagogies (waldorf, montesorri, pikler, etc). These options are intended to complement my musical studies. In this way I can acquire a comprehensive perspective of this wonderful discipline. However, I must confess that I have not done enough research to decide in which institution, how I would finance it, and at what point in my life I am going to do it.  Below I will briefly justify each option.   Art history: I am very interested in knowing the development and evolution of each artistic discipline. Along the same lines, understanding how historical social changes affect the development of styles, evolution of new genres and artistic currents.There is a great detail in this option. It turns out that most programs of study are focused on th

 I am not very sure about my dream job as a child. I think it was common to be a veterinarian, explorer, doctor, among others. Once I grew up I had a clear idea of the "field" in which I wanted to follow my professional path and this would be something humanistic or artistic. My school and high school education contributed to the realization of those "dreams or goals". I am currently in my last semester of my bachelor's degree in music and have had some instances of work experience.These include music therapy, music teaching (both aimed at children) and choral conducting. I do not close myself to any possibility since, working in art in this country requires more than one work approach, in order to complement the professional experience and of course, the salary. If I had to mention a personal project, a long-term goal would be to move to the south, specifically to Valdivia, and work as a teacher in schools or academies and complement it with the field of choral