My journey to Bolivia [PART I] My name is Luis I was born in Bolivia and I moved to Spain when I was a teenager. My childhood has some bad memories as my father abandoned us when I was a child. In those years (80’s) my mum had to take the role of dad, mother, brother and sister (hero). In 2013, when I was 23 years old, I have moved to London, to earn some money, learn English and back to Spain with mum. Luckily, things get better once I learnt English, so I decided to bring my mum here. Currently doing my internship at Footy Addicts, as operations manager, organising some games and doing what I love most, football. They have helped me so much with this journey in terms of marketing, investment and share the same values as me, education and youth are the future, and I was 100% confident they would like to collaborate with this project. Well, as I mentioned, I got a better job and I started to think to make this big adventure to Bolivia with my mum. My mum, R born in La Paz, in a small village called Machua, those years were harder than it is nowadays, people used to have their own domestic servants in a bad condition and not well treated (1980’s) unfortunately my mum has passed all those situations, it is a sadness part from our background. She had been separated from her mum when she was around 15 years old, she, as many other children had to work to get some money and back from the city to the village Machua (2 hours-walking). She had me with 22-years old and see the opportunity to travel to Europe to get a new life because Bolivia was in a big crisis. She never forgot his mother and promise to herself that one day she would back to find her. and that happened in 2018, what an amazing and emotional moments [ Thank you for taking your time :) ]