- Born
- Died
- A graduate of Muhlenberg College and the School of Communications of the University of Pennsylvania, Natatcha Estebanez had spent almost fifteen years producing, directing, and writing films for television before she collaborated with Jan Eglesonin her first feature film, "The Blue Diner." She died in 2007, leaving her husband, musician and composer Claudio Ragazzi, their eight-year-old daughter Gabriela, her father and brother, as well as a host of friends.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jane Margaret Laight
- SpouseClaudio Ragazzi(June 30, 1990 - March 15, 2007) (her death, 1 child)
- At the time of her death, she had also suffered from breast cancer and Hodgkin's disease.
- Arrived in the U.S. in order to attend college and began working on TV in the 19909s.
- Earned four "New England" Emmy awards for her work on Latino culture and experience and in children's animation.
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