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In the early 1970s, evangelization campaigns carried out by North Americans in the Peruvian jungle led three women from the Isconahua people, settled in the central Amazon, to abandon their territory forever. The eldest of them recounts to the other two the events that followed this involuntary exile. In their exercise of memory, the places where they grew up, the people they left behind, and the trace of a dead son reappear.