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Dreams
from Latin America and the Caribbean
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Peru
"I
don't go to school right now because my parents are having problems,
they fight and sometimes my dad hits my mum. I can't study right
now but next year I want to go to school. I'm not thinking about
going to university, if I can just get through secondary school
that will be enough". |
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Mexico
"I would like to be a teacher. I would help the students
with their reading and writing and many other things." |
Listen to children's dreams
from Central America in Spanish... |
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| "My
favourite dream is to see myself in a courtroom. I'm a lawyer
and I'm speaking to the judge. I'm wearing lovely clothes and
I leave for my house in a new car." |
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"One day I want to be a nurse. After school I would like
to go to university and study medicine. I hope to buy a house
for my family. Sometimes I imagine that I will be able to buy
a very expensive car for myself, a car for my mum, and a large
house." |
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El
Salvador
"I would like to be a lawyer so that I could give money
to the poor. I would like it if there were no poor people in
the world." |
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Brazil
"I want to be a fireman. It's good to save lives." |
Listen to children's dreams in
Brazilian portuguese... |
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"I want to be a singer, intelligent, to make it to the
fifth year in school and to learn to read. If I go further in
school I might join a boy band and make a little bit of money.
With God's help I might make it. (He sings: I show everyone
the joy on my face, as no-one has nothing to do with my pain,
no-one will find a solution to my sadness, everyone's been hurt
by my love ...)" |
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"I want to be a policeman, they arrest 'bandits' and they
don't kill anyone. That's what they are there for, so
no-one is killed." |
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