Yineth is the woman of the seven names. Each of them shows a different way of being, a way of relating to the world, a reinvention. All the faces of Yineth today are not only in the same body, but they also agree that they all flee from a past that always finds them again. Yineth was recruited at the age of 12 by the FARC guerrillas. Today he works for the government. Yineth's story cuts across the pain of this country. The weight of putting on a camouflaged uniform again in his living room, the vanity of a city woman and a set of opposites, draws us the most human and therefore the most dangerous of this character: the contradiction that if well Yineth is a woman who runs away from her past, she is also addicted to it.
