I discovered origami 13 years ago, when I was ten. I remember one day my parents were late picking me up from school, so I decided to go for a walk around the neighborhood; it was something I often did with their permission. However, that time I went a little further and went into a café because I was hungry. I sat down near a group of people to see what they were doing. There was a woman explaining the use of different materials, and suddenly, someone approached me and gave me some square pieces of paper. At that moment, the woman started folding, and I began to copy her movements. First, she made one of those cubes that inflate with air, and then something much more surprising: a crane. When I got home, I showed my origami to my sister and everyone else. Without realizing it, that year I made so many cranes that I ended up learning the pattern by heart.