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Tanya Saracho
q&a
Apr. 24, 2020
Vida
Wasn’t Supposed to End This Way
Creator Tanya Saracho went through “all the stages of grief” while making the final season of her groundbreaking show.
By
Maria Elena Fernandez
vida
June 14, 2019
How
Vida
Gave Its Second Season a One-of-a-Kind Sound
A provocative, eclectic soundtrack of songs created for the show makes season two of the Starz series even more visceral and intimate than the first.
By
Maria Elena Fernandez
tv review
May 23, 2019
Vida
’s Latinx, Queer Perspective Is More Distinctive, and Vital, Than Ever
What makes the Starz series groundbreaking TV is also what makes it very good TV.
By
Jen Chaney
representation
Apr. 3, 2019
Why Are Latinx Stories Still So Rare on TV?
The showrunners of
One Day at a Time
and
Vida
talk Hollywood, Latinx representation, and the “alchemy” of seeing yourself on TV.
By
Maria Elena Fernandez
May 21, 2018
The Making of
Vida
’s ‘Radical’ Queer Sex Scene
“To put two queer bodies having queer sex like this is a political act.”
By
Maria Elena Fernandez
May 3, 2018
Inside TV’s First All-Latinx Writers’ Room
The voices behind Starz’s new series,
Vida
, on what it’s like to work in a space where they have all the power.
By
Maria Elena Fernandez