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On September 11, 1973, a coup d'état overthrew the Allende government in Chile, marking the beginning of an era of dictatorship under the Pinochet regime.
This dark period in Chilean history resulted in thousands of missing persons, political prisoners, dead, and exiled. Anita Vallejo, a Chilean woman, political exile, musician, and actress, co-founder of Théâtre Aleph and Théâtre El Duende, remembers.
She was 23 years old. Today, 50 years later, she shares her testimony with her granddaughter, Alma.
By combining theater, music, memories of exile, and transmission, this theatrical chronicle invites reflection on trauma passed down from generation to generation and on the role of art and culture in the healing process.