Anais Saini Arriagada, was born on January 14 in Santiago de Chile. When he was two years old, he moved to the city of Coyhaique with his father and mother. When he was five his parents divorced. Anais returned to Santiago with her mother. In this city he began his basic studies at the Latin American Integration College. When she was 10 years old she had her first brother Simón, her mother's son with her current husband.

Higher education was carried out at the Luis Campino Institute of Humanities school. When he left school he decided to study social anthropology. He entered the Academy of Christian Humanism University first. Four years later he changed to the University of Chile. He is currently very happy one year after graduating from his social anthropology.

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