Josefina de Cabo
Josefina de Cabo is a contemporary storyteller and regular contributor to Ohlalá! magazine (La Nación), where she publishes chronicles and articles about her inner world and personal relationships
In addition to being a writer, she has worked as a journalist, actress, makeup artist, and hairstylist, reflecting her artistic versatility and creative sensitivity
On her Instagram account, she shares deep reflections on motherhood, friendship, couple bonds, and everyday life, turning her personal experiences into windows that invite introspection and emotional dialogue, especially for women
Mother of her children Rita and Ramón, motherhood is a fundamental axis in her writing. From this experience, she has published columns on topics such as gender inequality, social pressure on mothers, expectations towards children, and the female role in society
Her texts are usually approached with honesty and everyday language, mixing opinion and experience in pieces like “Letter to my daughter: Be rebellious”, “Catharsis of an exhausted mom” and “My children overwhelm me”. Her approachable style has won over women of different generations, who find in her words an intimate and sensitive mirror to reflect on their bonds with themselves and others
Josefina de Cabo is a current voice that articulates her life in words, looking at the world—and femininity—with tenderness, irony, and clarity
In addition to being a writer, she has worked as a journalist, actress, makeup artist, and hairstylist, reflecting her artistic versatility and creative sensitivity
On her Instagram account, she shares deep reflections on motherhood, friendship, couple bonds, and everyday life, turning her personal experiences into windows that invite introspection and emotional dialogue, especially for women
Mother of her children Rita and Ramón, motherhood is a fundamental axis in her writing. From this experience, she has published columns on topics such as gender inequality, social pressure on mothers, expectations towards children, and the female role in society
Her texts are usually approached with honesty and everyday language, mixing opinion and experience in pieces like “Letter to my daughter: Be rebellious”, “Catharsis of an exhausted mom” and “My children overwhelm me”. Her approachable style has won over women of different generations, who find in her words an intimate and sensitive mirror to reflect on their bonds with themselves and others
Josefina de Cabo is a current voice that articulates her life in words, looking at the world—and femininity—with tenderness, irony, and clarity
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