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Erase Una Vez La Muerte
Death stories usually come wrapped in gloom or grand metaphors, right? But what if death showed up as a character you could almost chat with—one that invites you to question who you really are? Juan Sasturain’s “Érase una vez la muerte” does exactly that, flipping the usual script on mortality with a mix of fantasy and youthful curiosity. It’s like having a deep, slightly weird conversation about life and death without the usual heavy-handedness.
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