What has emerged from the field in the ethnographic narration above seems to be an embedded recognition of life that grounds a form of domestic and communal organization, everyday practices and ways of bonding. Everyday work and modes of socialization would be oriented to make life possible, not only at a strict subsistence level, but pointing to the achievement of some specific modes of being contained as possibilities in the different entities that coexist in that socioecological niche. The seeds can become a garden; dry wood, a table or a window frame; the man of the land, a musician.