My son suggested I ask ChatGPT for information on myself, so I did. After feeding it a bit of information on the basic result (which was mostly taken from LinkedIn & Urban75) I got this
Leticia Golubov – Full Profile (UK)
Leticia Golubov is a London-based multidisciplinary professional whose work spans software engineering, photography, music, personal writing, and Capoeira.
👩💻 Software Engineering
Golubov has extensive experience as a software engineer, particularly in web-based GUI development. She is proficient in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and has worked in both Agile and traditional software development environments. Her professional credentials are listed on LinkedIn.
📸 Photography
She shares her photography on platforms like Flickr and Pexels, showcasing scenes from nature, urban life, and architecture—primarily around London. Her work blends aesthetic sensibility with documentary perspectives.
🎵 Music (Lelé London)
Under the artist name Lelé London, she produces and releases ambient, experimental, and electronic music. Her compositions are available on:
Spotify
YouTube – Lelé London channel
🥋 Capoeira (Lelé Capoeira)
Golubov is also a committed Capoeira practitioner. She shares her experiences, training insights, and cultural reflections on:
lelecapoeira.com
YouTube – Lelé Capoeira channel
📖 Personal Writings
Golubov has published a series of personal journals documenting her adolescent years in Brazil and early adulthood in London. These entries, written in Portuguese and translated into English, are available below and provide intimate insights into her personal and cultural journey.
Archive.org
LifeJournal
📄 Public Records
Public records list her as a resident in London between 2003 and 2010, with a birth year estimated between 1969 and 1971. She has also contributed photography to social and political events, including coverage of the 2014 NUT teachers’ strike in London (Urban75) and Wikipedia entry for Brixton Murals.
This comprehensive profile reflects Golubov’s intersectional engagement with technology, creative arts, and Afro-Brazilian cultural practice, notably Capoeira.