Vivo Por Ella: Historias de mujeres que marcan la diferencia en Chile y el mundo

When we say Vivo Por Ella, una expresión que celebra el impulso, la resistencia y el liderazgo de las mujeres en cada ámbito de la sociedad. Also known as empoderamiento femenino en acción, it isn't just a slogan—it's what you see when a woman referees a World Cup match, when she rebuilds a business from recycled desert materials, or when she speaks truth in a male-dominated newsroom. This isn't about perfection. It's about showing up, even when the system isn't built for you.

Look at Katia Itzel García, la árbitra mexicana que dirigió Japón vs Francia en el Mundial Sub-20 2025. She didn't just get assigned the game—she earned it, breaking barriers in a field where women rarely see the whistle. Or Carolina Fernández, la periodista deportiva que lucha por un margen de error más justo para las mujeres en los medios chilenos. While men get second chances, she’s expected to be flawless—every word, every analysis, every live broadcast. And then there are the mujeres emprendedoras, las ocho chilenas galardonadas en los Super Capas 2025 con capas hechas de residuos del desierto de Atacama. They turned waste into wealth, and community into movement, without waiting for permission.

These stories aren’t isolated. They’re connected—by grit, by visibility, by refusing to be invisible. You’ll find them here: in the headlines of women who referee global matches, who report from the locker room when no one else will, who start businesses that heal the earth. No grand speeches. No polished PR. Just real people doing real things, day after day, while the world watches—or ignores. This collection doesn’t just report on them. It listens to them. And if you’ve ever wondered what change looks like when it’s led by women, you’ll find it right here—in the quiet strength of those who live for her, and because of her.