In every story, as in every past, silence is the guardian of secrets. It protects what should not be revealed, whether out of fear or shame. Sometimes silence takes root until it becomes a habit, but every secret always throbs like a ghost: it is present even in its absence. Emely Vargas was a forgotten diva of Colombian silent cinema, surrounded by the intrigue of an erased past. Today, her story emerges from scattered archives and blurred presences, diffuse figures that remain tied to her name.
