Ernestina Pais' son shares heartbreaking tribute after her death in train collision

The son of the late Argentine television personality Ernestina Pais has shared a poignant and emotional tribute following her tragic death. Benicio, 22, posted a heartfelt message on Instagram, accompanied by a childhood photo of himself with his mother.

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Your sticky and constant 'I love yous,' I will always keep them very close. I don't think there was a single day where I didn't hear, in that peculiar voice of yours, an 'I love you son.'

Ernestina Pais died after her car was hit by a train on the Tren de la Costa line. Her son's message conveyed the profound impact of her loss, stating, "There are things I would love to tell you that eternity will carry away. There are moments within me that my brain will never forget."

Benicio fondly remembered his mother's constant expressions of love, noting, "Your sticky and constant 'I love yous,' I will always keep them very close. I don't think there was a single day where I didn't hear, in that peculiar voice of yours, an 'I love you son.'" He praised her authenticity and passion, highlighting that she "always had passion for everything you did, something many die without feeling and you did it with complete fullness."

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You always had passion for everything you did, something many die without feeling and you did it with complete fullness.

He reflected on their close bond, admitting, "I was your everything and, although it was hard for me to admit it and perhaps I never did, you were mine too." Benicio also acknowledged his mother's strong ideals and her drive to improve everything she touched. He noted her rebellious spirit had purpose, as she always fought to make things better.

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I was your everything and, although it was hard for me to admit it and perhaps I never did, you were mine too.

The young man was struck by the widespread public reaction to his mother's death, observing, "Your passing is not like a common one. You appear on TV, in the news, in forums. Escaping this loss will be difficult." He was surprised by the outpouring of messages from people who admired her, stating, "So many people admired you and loved what you represented." Benicio concluded by promising to remember her "smile that could light up even the darkest room" and her "laughter that could be heard from the other end of the house."

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Your passing is not like a common one. You appear on TV, in the news, in forums. Escaping this loss will be difficult.