Lady Tabares, born in Medellín in 1982, is a compelling figure in Colombian cinema, best known for her landmark role in "La vendedora de rosas" (The Rose Seller, 1998). This film, directed by Víctor Gaviria, is a poignant portrayal of street life in Medellín and showcases Tabares’s natural acting style. Her performance not only resonated with audiences but also earned her accolades, such as Best Actress at the Viña del Mar and Bratislava Festivals, making her a sought-after name in the realm of collectible films. Collectors are particularly drawn to "La vendedora de rosas" for its historical context and emotional depth, as it reflects the struggles of youth in the late 1990s Colombia. The film's inclusion in international festivals, including a special presentation at Cannes, further elevates its status among enthusiasts of foreign cinema. After a challenging life journey, including significant personal hardships, Tabares's return to film in 2022 with "La balada de las crayolas" suggests a resilient spirit that continues to inspire collectors and fans alike.