Karen's Introduction

Hello, my name is Karen Gissela. I was born in Ecuador but I live in Pamplona since I was 10 years old. I have two sisters, two brothers.
I grew up with my uncles. From the time I was born, my father left me six months and went to the USA and married his wife, with who I do not speak much.

In Pamplona I live with my mother and a caregiver, but when I lived in Ecuador I grew up with a cousin a couple of months till she decided to send me with my mom. Then, my mom gave him the power to my caregiver. She is now an assistant in Costa Rica.
 

A while ago I was studying in a boarding school for a few months in Galicia. I arrived in Pamplona and I am now studying at Salesianos School.

I would like to be a physiotherapist. It is something I like very much. I don't have a favourite sport, but if I could, I would do muay thai is something I like and relaxes me.

 

National festival of the Blasson by Karen

        
NATIONAL FESTIVAL OF THE BLOSSOM

The National festival of the cherry Blossom is on annual festival that takes place in Washington. This festival commemorates the gift Yuki Ozaki made to 3000 Japanese cherry trees.
 

The mayor Ozaki donated the trees in an effort to enhance the growing friendship between the United Started and the Japan.

These trees indicate the beginning of the spin around the basin in west Potomac Park.

This festival lasts two weeks and it begins with on opening ceremony, followed of activities and cultural events.

Every day there is a sushi and sake tasting, classes about cherry Blossoms, and a bike tour around the Basin.

During these days there are art exhibitions, sculpture exhibitions last of more cultural activities

Also we can see kimora's parades, dances concerts or exhibitions of mortal arts.