The Day You Are Gone

The Day You Are Gone

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A story of endings.

Yolanda Lagomarsino was 96 years old when her fear of dying began to manifest as panic attacks. Her granddaughter Marisa Candia Cadavid decided to help her, and the two embarked on a journey to confront the meaning of death.

Find the English translation of “The Day You Are Gone” here. Or check out the Spanish transcript here.


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CREDITS

PRODUCED BY
Marisa Candia Cadavid and David Trujillo


EDITED BY
Camila Segura and Luis Fernando Vargas


FACT CHECKING
Bruno Scelza


SOUND DESIGN & MUSIC
Andrés Azpiri


ILLUSTRATION
Laura Jean


COUNTRY
Chile and Spain


SEASON 13
Episode 7


PUBLISHED ON
10/31/2023

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