This picture is very meaningful to me. I took it in the port of San Antonio -that is what's see in the photo- one day in October 2013. The story behind that photography is a little personal and sad, but I think it's good sometimes to talk about the hard part of life.
In that year I had a very serious depression. The day when I took that picture, I had had a panic attack in the morning when I woke up to go to school, was a bad one. Because of that my parentts decided to take me to the beach for the day. We went my mom, my dad and my -in that time- new little dog Simón.
I remember I felt so better when we came back home that day, and It was there when I realized how lucky I was.
I like this picture because, even when it have a sad history behind, It's reminds me how beautiful is my family, and that I overcame all that part of my life that nowadays bring me so much strenght.

The good side of TV

My favorite area in journalism is the TV, because I think it’s the closest way to speak with people. All houses have a TV, or more than one. People are very connected to the information that TV gives them, even when it’s wrong, people still believing in that.

But, I’m not referring to the “show of tv” that the news make in these days, I think that TV of this time is very wrong because they don’t have a real commitment with the mission of informing the people,  they only care about selling more and more, that’s also why their editorial lines are so restricted and unethical sometimes.

My interest in the TV is because I think that if we use it right, the journalism can make a big difference in the life of people, and we can't only say the "TV is bad" and keep with that, we have to make the change if we want to make it better.