I remember the first time 
was when I was seven

we went to a militar orchestra 
and there was a band

and there was a funny 
old man with a trumpet

he had a funny face

so I grabbed my notepad 
and started to draw

that day all my classmates 
started to note my drawings

and I liked the idea

I came to Buenos Aires 
in the year 2004

I had 15 Pesos and 
the travel ticket

I bought the ticket with 
the money I earned drawing

Well, I arrived, sleept 
two nights in the streets

and due to people 
I met at parties

I got a job washing dishes 
and delivering papers

and then I could pay 
the college

there I got into the 
arts a little more

and I was always 
practising drawing

and in about three years I 
was participating in exhibitions

I started to make street 
interventions doing graffiti

with sprays

it was two years ago

My life was like an 
adventure

I mean experienced 
the streets

living like a ghost

and then suddenly met 
a lot of people and

feel so comfortable in 
a place like Buenos Aires

which is a city for artists, 
designers, filmmakers

It's a very attractive and 
beautiful city

The streets give me the 
feeling that the people

admire more a graffiti, 
without knowing about arts,

than going to an exhibition 
and I think the streets

basically the people, the 
city's dynamic makes it

wealthier and elevates 
the work

People should struggle 
in life

to get their eyes opened

I mean basically we're 
constantly get hit since

when we are young

and we get to know and 
develop ourselves through

pain and changes that 
provoke us to be different

people and have an 
unique point of view

What happened to me 
made me meet lots of people

and help them when I can, 
if they want to

I learned that there's 
nothing more important than

believing in people

Beyond the mistakes 
feel and love people

because life works this way 
and also art

Art is the only politic 
that have no flag