¡Genial! Instagram trae nueva actualización [+Fotos]

La red favorita en el mundo, Instagram, nuevamente vuelve a sorprender a sus usuarios con su nueva actualización que promete ser más interactiva, pero no entre seguidores sino con sus "hashtags".

¡Como lo acaban de leer!

Instagram realizó una nueva actualización de su plataforma para que sus seguidores tuvieran una forma de mantenerse conectados con sus intereses en la red social con la sorpresa de seguir sus hashtags favoritos.

En su perfil de Instagram oficial hicieron el anuncio con varias fotografías de personas que ya estaban creando sus propios hashtags para que los puedan seguir y ver sus contenidos.

¿Cómo puedo seguir los hashtags?

Pues muy fácil, es como seguir a un amigo. Puedes ubicarlos por el buscador o simplemente acceder a uno desde el texto de una publicación.

Cuando logres seguirlo, de inmediato te aparecerán las publicaciones más relevantes.

¿Qué opinas?

Photo by @impact.brothers Starting today, we’re introducing new ways for you to stay connected to your interests on Instagram, with the ability to follow hashtags like #gymnastics. Some twins finish each other’s sentences, Marcos and Alejandro Ponce López (@impact.brothers) finish each other’s flips. After seeing break dancers perform in their hometown 14 years ago, the duo from Torre del Mar, Spain, dedicated their lives to becoming professional acrobats. What’s been their biggest #gymnastics accomplishment to date? “Everything we have learned has been self-taught. Hand to hand [where one performer, balancing on the hands of the other performer, does a handstand], was very complicated for us, since it is a very complex discipline. We have some friends who know this discipline. One day we were lucky to meet with them, and in a few hours they explained several tricks. After that, we practiced each day to achieve that movement.”

Una publicación compartida de Instagram (@instagram) el 12 de Dic de 2017 a la(s) 8:43 PST

Video by @annettelabedzki Starting today, we’re introducing new ways for you to stay connected to your interests on Instagram, with the ability to follow hashtags like #asmr. Once Canadian artist Annette Labedzki (@annettelabedzki) learned there was a community of people mixing paint for sensory effects, she wasted no time. “My first video was late at night, I used wax paper, I had my pajamas on,” she says. Through #asmr (autonomous sensory meridian response), Annette, who has painted full time for 30 years, found new ways to be inspired by the materials she’s always worked with. “There was a point where I had mixed every color combo that I could possibly think of. And one night I thought, ‘I wonder what would happen if I poured paint into one of those molds and froze it?’ I’ve never had so much fun in my life!” Whether she’s crushing frozen paint, adding glitter to a mix or creating on a miniature canvas, Annette loves how sharing her videos opens up a dialogue with others. “I listen to what they write, and then I go from there.”

Una publicación compartida de Instagram (@instagram) el 12 de Dic de 2017 a la(s) 10:04 PST

Photo by @nornea Starting today, we’re introducing new ways for you to stay connected to your interests on Instagram, with the ability to follow hashtags like #equestrian. For 19-year-old Menea Johansson Djärv (@nornea), dressing up means felt hats, capes and a unicorn horn for her beloved pony Norina ?. As a child growing up in Sweden, she was inspired by vivid fairy tales and medieval markets. “It was beyond exciting to see adults dress up and pretend they lived in a different time,” she says. Now, cloaked in nature, Menea creates her own #equestrian daydreams that reflect a real-life kinship with her creatures. “I want [my horses] to see me as a best friend they can trust and respect, just like I do with them. Most photo shoots are spontaneous. The most challenging part is to focus on the horses and the camera at the same time. The most fun part is to feel adventurous and invincible.”

Una publicación compartida de Instagram (@instagram) el 12 de Dic de 2017 a la(s) 11:08 PST