Les Corners of de World

My journey through 50 countries and the stories they gave me

“Les Corners of de World” carries a deliberate mix of languages..
A playful blend of English and French that reflects the way travel shapes identity. After crossing 50 countries, my way of speaking, thinking, and expressing myself became a mosaic of cultures, accents, and influences. The title keeps that imperfect, authentic mix on purpose: it celebrates the beautiful confusion of living between languages, and the way the world rewrites us as we explore it.

Le Corners of de World.. why this title?

My name is Letizia

I am a citizen of the world. At the age of 19, I left Italy and moved to France for University. After an Erasmus in Russia, I had my first work experience as a receptionist in a hotel in Mexico. In between, I travelled many other coutnries, falling in love more and more with the beauty of the world.

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Check here my experiences

My name is Letizia

I am a citizen of the world. At the age of 19, I left Italy and moved to France for University. After an Erasmus in Russia, I had my first work experience as a receptionist in a hotel in Mexico. In between, I travelled many other coutnries, falling in love more and more with the beauty of the world.

Mexicana en la piel

Russian in my heart

French in my brain

Scottish for my school

Italian on my passport

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The countries that I have visited

"Had to have high, high hopes for a living
Shooting for the stars when I couldn't make a killing
Didn't have a dime but I always had a vision
Always had high, high hopes"

Peru, the hidden gem of Cuzco

Nestled high in the Peruvian Andes at 3,400 meters above sea level, Cuzco is far more than a picturesque city - it's a living tapestry of ancient civilizations, Spanish colonial charm, and vibrant modern culture. A City Built on History The name Cuzco means “navel of the world” in Quechua, the language of the Incas—and for good reason. It was the epicenter of the Inca Empire, the largest in pre-Columbian America. Walking through its cobbled streets, you’ll find stone walls m

Canberra and Washington: A Tale of Two Capitals

There’s something quietly fascinating about capital cities. They are more than just political centers — they are mirrors of a nation’s soul. Recently, I found myself reflecting on two such cities: Canberra, nestled in the heart of Australia, and Washington, D.C., the proud capital of the United States. Oceans apart, yet somehow connected by purpose, design, and symbolism. Two Cities, One Intention Both Canberra and Washington were born out of compromise. Canberra was chosen t