Julieta Correa's latest work, ‘¿Por qué son tan lindos los caballos?’, is a hybrid creation that intertwines captivating photography and profound text to explore the themes of love and loss. After gaining traction in Chile and Argentina, the book is now published in Spain, resonating with audiences for its intimate depiction of a mother facing death. Through a lens that combines beauty with a sense of mourning, Correa invites readers to reflect on the deeper connections we share with loved ones and the process of grief.

The author engages with philosophical notions, notably referencing Walter Benjamin’s concept of 'aura', to delve into the charm and enchanting quality that her work holds. Yet, in her examination of life's fragility, she challenges us to seek connections beyond academia and theoretical constructs, suggesting that the beauty inherent in relationships and experiences transcends philosophical discourse. Her narrative serves as a reminder that while we might grapple with profound loss, the bonds we forge with those we love continue to resonate with vitality.

By merging poetic insights with visual storytelling, ‘¿Por qué son tan lindos los caballos?’ emerges as more than just a book; it becomes a testament to life’s complexities and the bittersweet nature of farewell. As the work circulates in literary circles, it encourages conversations around mortality, the art of living, and the remembrance of those we cherish.