COLOMBIA. 2017. Andrea, 23, joined the guerrilla 8 years ago when she was 16. "My father was also a Farc guerrilla, when I was 11 he was killed, after that my mother took all her children to Cali and we started working on a land as farmers. While we were working the Farc guerrillas where there most of the time and I was wondering all the time that I should join them along with my sister. So one day I made my decision and left the house. Since I was a small girl, when we would go to battle my commander did not want me not to be in the front line and my task was to take care of the other commanders in the back. All my belongings from these past 8 years can be packed into just one small backpack because we had to run away all the time and we didn't have time to pack and we always had to be ready. I lost my best friend in an attack, I wish she was here with me. I'm scared of my future, because of the paramilitary who want to kill us."