With each person who passes us - with life on their backs and contradictions in their pockets - it becomes clear how any city is defined by edifying subjectivities, stone by stone, memory by memory, measure by measure. For a generation that has lived, since adolescence, the pressures and divisions associated with today's urban space, the dialog is built on doubts, desires and utopias: how to be an adult and inhabit the contemporary self and, at the same time, fight for the right to housing? Between narrative fiction, political poetry and autobiographical reflection, a collective mass of honesty has been created, in which each voice finds the strength to dialog with mourning, love and the future. And in the worst case, we'll run, because now it's more about sport and youth.