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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2026 · 32 MIN

Daje de Erasmus | 🎧 From Venezuela to Italy – The Venezuelan Erasmus Experience

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What does it mean to leave your country and start again in another continent? In this episode of Daje de Erasmus, we welcome two Venezuelan students who are currently living their Erasmus experience in Rome. From cultural shock to personal growth, from university differences to identity transformation, this conversation takes us on a journey across the Atlantic — connecting Latin America and Europe through the lens of youth mobility. We talk about courage, adaptation, stereotypes, and what it really means to feel “at home” while being far away. How does Italy look through Venezuelan eyes? What surprised them the most? And how has Erasmus changed their vision of the future? Of course, no episode would be complete without our iconic segments: 🎮 Erasmus Quiz – Venezuela vs Italy edition 🌍 Erasmus Insights – identity, growth, and belonging ❤️ Erasmus Love – because studying abroad is also about emotions This is more than an exchange programme. It’s about expansion. It’s about becoming global. From Caracas to Rome, this is the sound of the Erasmus generation.

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