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I was born in 1988, in a place called the surprise city, San Juan de Pasto, a city with a very cold climate, where I used to wear very warm clothes, something to keep me warm and keep me happy.

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When I was little, I liked to play with marbles, I used to beat my schoolmates, they considered me an enthusiastic boy who didn't lose an opportunity in the game.

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In my youth I used to ride a bicycle in the mountains of my department of Nariño, because of the fact that it made me feel hopeful in representing my city at a national level.

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Together with my parents and brothers, we were waiting for the holidays to take our favorite trip, a department called Putumayo, a place that makes us feel proud of our land.

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In 2005, I finished my studies at school, leaving my classmates behind and feeling somewhat insecure about what would happen next.

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I followed in the footsteps of my father and my brother, in 2008 I joined the police, very nervous about this new stage that would begin for my life.

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In 2011, when I was working in the department of Cauca, we suffered several attacks or ambushes, where several of my colleagues died, those were the saddest moments in my life.

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On the other hand, when I traveled for the first time by plane for work, when I arrived at the airport in the city of Bogotá, I met the most beautiful woman on the planet, who years later would become my wife and who would give I hopes.

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As a result of meeting the woman of my life, on February 9, 2016, my son Martin was born, the happiest day of my life.

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Continuing a few months ago, my uncle suffers a traffic accident, a moment that frightens us, but at the same time unites us as a family to help him in his recovery.

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To end last week we traveled and visited the family, feeling very grateful to find them all well and together as one big family.