El Ruido de la Ausencia, La Calma del Amor (Entrevistas) / The Noise of Absence, the Calm of Love (Interviews)

Estas p墔inas no nacen de la raz鏮 sino del alma. Gracias a ellas entend?que hay historias capaces de recordarnos que, incluso en el abismo del dolor, la esperanza puede florecer y vencer. Este no es un libro sobre el duelo, es un libro sobre el amor . --Marian Rojas Estap?/p>

Una llamada inesperada le trajo a Marcela la noticia que cambi?su vida para siempre. A pocos d燰s de mudarse a Miami, a la espera de la llegada del resto de la familia, su esposo, Alejandro, muri? El dolor, la confusi鏮 y la angustia se convirtieron en el impulso para sacar adelante a sus dos hijas y transitar una p廨dida inconmensurable. Pero el duelo no visitaba a Marcela por primera vez. Diez a隳s antes hab燰 perdido a su hijo, el d燰 en que deb燰 nacer. Y a隳s despu廥, tuvo que despedirse de su padre por videollamada, el d燰 que muri?por covid.

Para entender su dolor, Marcela, periodista siempre, se empe嚧 en entrevistar a cinco personas que tambi幯 hab燰n transitado duelos dif獳iles en plico: Rosa Montero, Piedad Bonnett, Daniel Samper Ospina, H嶰tor Su嫫ez Gom疄 y Jordi 屴ole. Al unir esto a unas memorias llenas de vulnerabilidad y calidez, ella busca acompa鎙r a los lectores a descubrir que despu廥 de la p廨dida, siempre queda el amor.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

"These pages are not born of reason but of the soul. Through them, I understood that there are stories capable of reminding us that even in the depths of pain, hope can bloom and triumph. This is not a book about grief, it is a book about love." --Marian Rojas Estap?/p>

An unexpected phone call brought Marcela the news that changed her life forever. Just days before moving to Miami, awaiting the arrival of the rest of her family, her husband Alejandro passed away. Pain, confusion, and anguish became the driving force to raise her two daughters and navigate an immeasurable loss. But grief was not new to Marcela. Ten years earlier, she had lost her son on the day he was meant to be born. Years later, she had to say goodbye to her father via video call on the day he died of COVID.

To understand her pain, Marcela--always a journalist--set out to interview five people who had also publicly endured difficult losses: Rosa Montero, Piedad Bonnett, Daniel Samper Ospina, H嶰tor Su嫫ez Gom疄, and Jordi 屴ole. By weaving these conversations with deeply vulnerable and warm memoirs, she seeks to guide readers toward the realization that after loss, love always remains.