This series of portraits captures not only faces, but the indelible imprint of more than 2,000 kilometers on foot, a journey where every step is an open wound and every look hides a story of resistance. These are images that speak of swollen feet on burning asphalt, of whole nights sleeping outdoors -under the rain, the cold or the biting wind of the roads-, of bodies crammed into cargo trucks or rickety buses that become mobile shelters. There is no romanticism here: to migrate is to walk hungry, to beg for a plate of food in strange towns, to protect children from the inclement sun with nothing more than a worn cap.