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My name is Eduardo Andrés Becerra Cofré. I´m 20 years old.
I was born in April 11th of 1997 in Santiago, Chile. When i was 5 months old my family (my father, my mother and me) went to live to Puerto Montt and spend my childhood there. 
In the year 2000 was born my brother Esteban and in 2002, was born my sister Maria Belen. I studied in Puerto Montt school until 2007 when we returned to Santiago and we lived with my grandparents in Maipú and started to study in Alicante school. When i started the high school, in 2010, we go to lived to Polpaico (near to Lampa) until now.
When I finish the school, I started study chemical engineering in the Universidad de Santiago de Chile, but i had to retired in 2017, after that i worked and traveled to France and i lived in Cambrai for 3 months. I returned in September to study to resolve the psu exams and enter to the university.
Now, in 2018, i study chemistry in the Universidad de Chile, practice swimming and dancing.

Nice to meet you!

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  1. Wow you traveled to France that´s AWESOM!!!

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  2. WOW, You have had so many changes in a little bit of time! xD

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  3. I practice swimming to! OMG
    Now we have more things in common 1313

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  4. How is France? I think it's beautiful

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