They are very young, between 17 and 21 years old, who belong to different minorities or rather neglected groups within the broad socio-economic panorama of New York.
Their looks, experiences and talent to record their lives with a camera (sometimes with a cell phone) are the heart of Covid Diaries NYC, the new HBO documentary series that portrays, well in the first person, how the first wave of Covid-19 was experienced In New York.
They are Marcial Pilataxi, Aracelie Colón, Camille Dianand, Shane Fleming, Arlet Guallpand they are in charge of presenting how they, their families and many close people (some closely linked to the front line of battle) lived the pandemic.
The young Rosemary Colón-Martínez It also provides its magnetic illustrations.
The city of New York, of course, is also an important protagonist of the entire series, either during its stage of complete desolation like the one to restart with jobs, studies and others.
The mobilizations for the #BlackLivesMatter They will also be an essential part of the story. Covid Diaries NYC debuts on Wednesday 17, at 22 on HBO and HBO GO.
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