?We. Territory that speaks" is the creative materialization of the necessity to denounce, to tell what happened, to reflect from the voice of three mothers: Luz Marina Bernal, María Ubilerma Sanabria and Lucero Carmona, whose children were executed by the Colombian Army between 2007 and 2008. In this book, they share their experiences over so many years out of unjustness. The narration of such a rough chapter on the history of violence of a country, we tell it through this women personal files, their need to know and to demand justice, the investigation, the denunciation, the political positioning and, as to end, a common analysis. Through this text, we want to share how this experience is being, from the political-body of these three mothers whose narratives investigate and wonder about violence and impunity. We propose three epigraphs that attempt to offer some answers to (1) how the decision was made to write a book together; (2) how this process is going and (3) why we do what we do or why we relate differently.