analyzes the work Marilyn Monroe that you are in heaven (1972) by the Chilean poet Alfonso Alcalde, who through photographic images and the poetic voice weaves the main events of Marilyn Monroe's life until culminating in her death. In this collection of poems, a critique of the consumer society is presented that is evident from the panoptic view in which surveillance, power and control over a subject are interrelated. In this sense, the constant surveillance over the prey (Monroe) and the power exercised over the American actress dialogue with the control that is revealed by the poetic voice created by Alcalde.