What was your experience like developing the project for your application to Los Creadores?

My experience applying to Los Creadores was wonderful. I never imagined reaching the point where I am today, and even less that something that seemed so simple could open so many doors and help me fulfill a dream I’ve had since I was very little.
What I liked the most was connecting even more with my teammates, discovering new things, and learning so much in every way. I enjoyed meeting incredible people, visiting amazing places, and above all, learning more about technology — a world that has always caught my attention.
It was very interesting to meet students from other regions: learning about their customs, their different ways of seeing things, and understanding why they were there as well. In that process, I realized I wasn’t the only one interested in the world of technology, and that was truly inspiring and wonderful.

What would you say to other kids to get them interested in science and technology?

I would tell other boys and girls not to be afraid of science or technology, to dare to try even if they have doubts. There will be difficult days and beautiful ones, but every mistake makes you stronger. Trust yourselves and your teammates, and don’t be afraid to share your ideas, because in science every idea matters and can be the beginning of something great.

What was your experience like developing the project for the Los Creadores competition?

Personally, it was a unique experience, where together with my classmates and teacher we were able to bring our ideas together to create something meaningful. I won’t deny that there was stress, but there were also laughs, and of course, we never lacked the determination to win.
What I liked most was experiencing new things: learning to work as a team, assigning roles, helping each other, and of course, working alongside Professor Carlos.
Visiting Santiago was a unique experience for me, and living that with people I care about… it became one of the best memories I will have.
During our stay, I was able to talk with people from other regions, and it was exactly as I imagined: each one had their own vibe, their own special touch that made them stand out. It became an enriching and positive experience.

What would you say to other kids to get them interested in science and technology?

I would tell them to trust themselves and their abilities, and to keep an open mind, ready for anything. But above all, to dare to develop their ideas, no matter how crazy they may seem, because with them they can go very far. Every great thing in the world was born from an uncertain idea that, with dedication and determination, became something brilliant and influential. Enjoy the process of creating, laugh. And if you make mistakes, learn and improve — that’s what this is all about.

What was your experience like developing the project for the Los Creadores competition?

Los Creadores was an incredible experience!
Developing this project to apply for Los Creadores was an intense and transformative process.
It not only meant creating a solution, but also learning to observe reality with different eyes, to work with perseverance, and not to give up when something didn’t work the first time. There were difficult moments, but those were exactly the ones that left the greatest lessons and helped us grow as people.
Meeting students from different regions of the country was an enriching experience. Despite our contextual differences, we shared the same motivation: to create and contribute through our abilities. That experience confirmed that talent and innovation exist everywhere.

What would you say to other kids to get them interested in science and technology?

To the boys and girls who feel curious about this incredible world, I would say: dare to try. Science and technology are built from curiosity and the desire to learn. Every idea has value, no matter your age or where you come from. A simple question can turn into a real solution, and the future is built by those who dare to imagine it.

What was your experience like developing the project for the Los Creadores competition?

Developing this project was an experience I would definitely live again. It allowed me to understand how important it is to put yourself in someone else’s place and create a solution from empathy. It was not an easy process, but every difficulty helped me learn, grow, and move forward with more motivation.
What I liked the most were all the new experiences I had — meeting very talented people, visiting places I never imagined I would see, and all the personal growth I experienced throughout this process. It is something I will carry with me forever, because we didn’t just develop a project — we grew as people.
It was also very inspiring to meet students from other regions. Despite the distance, we shared the same interests and the same desire to create change. It made me realize that in every place there are different problems, but also young people willing to create solutions from empathy, which made the whole experience even more meaningful.

What would you say to other kids to get them interested in science and technology?

I would tell them to dare, to try, and to give themselves the opportunity to discover how incredible the STEM world is. Many times you think you are not capable, until you start and realize everything you can do.
Sometimes it all begins with a simple question or the desire to help someone. And it’s beautiful to see how something that was once only in your mind can become real.
That’s when you understand that you can also create, find solutions, and make a difference, no matter your age.