When the first man realized that, with the help of other men, he would do more and better, things would not go back to the way they used to be. Cities were born and the path of water determined the path of men. Today, the great metropolises where everything is vertical and everything grows far from the ground, generate renegades, excluded, rebels who, like the first man, seek the path of elementary things. It is the young and the old, the homeless, the unemployed and the employed, the poor, the hopeless and the well off who occupy what cities have abandoned, those who fight for their space and those who fight for water to reach the corner they call home.