Sumercé is the echo of the Colombian farmer, the story told through three voices of those who rise, walk with conviction, and fight to prevent the plundering of the páramos, the water, and the foundational roots of our people. Those powerful forces, willing to fracture the future of the towns, are also confronted by resilient and unbreakable human beings. They are the noise of the mountain that doesn’t crumble, remaining combative and powerful. Sumercé is synonymous with the people who resist; it is a word whose enslaved and submissive meaning was stolen. Sumercé is a struggle, a fight to remain standing.