La resiliencia no es en sí una solución para el problema de la pobreza. Constituyó inicialmente solamente un asombro. Hoy constituye una esperanza, para quienes descubrieron que los datos empíricos les indicaban que a igual condición de pobreza se presentaba una distinta calidad de vida.Sabemos bien que las estructuras socioeconómicos, las historias sociales pesan y condiciones fuertemente la vida de las personas. Pero hay más.El trabajo que aquí presentamos pretende entregar un granito de arena a esta maraña. En un trabajo que nos llama a la acción, a la reflexión y a más investigación, pero basada en este caso, en datos obtenidos en este país y que responded a nuestra realidad.Resilience is not in itself a solution for poverty. It has never pretended to be. Initially it was conceived only as an astonishment. Nowadays, the hope of those working within that framework constitutes a trust. That hope is now based on empirical data, which is starting to indicate that under similar conditions of poverty, people show an ample range of behaviours, that have been called resilient. That means different qualities of life. By now it is widely accepted, that the quality of people’s life, is importantly conditioned by socio-economic structures, families and personal lives. All of these factors, weigh strongly on the life of every single human being. But they is still more than this. The piece of work we are presenting, does not pretend but to collaborate with a small grain of sand, to the entanglement that life tends to be. It is a piece of work, that compels us to preventive actions, to reflex over them as well on our research pieces, but overall based on our reality.