This series of photographic images reveals intimate moments in the lives of nine women crosscutting four generations in a single Mexican family called Las Romeros. The nine women are marked by the label “Made in Tepito”, Mexico City, a label loaded with connotations of anarchy, degeneracy and social marginalization with its delinquency. These facts push the women to make their living as traders in the margins of an informal economy. They subsist within this violent and corrupt context where the men are largely absent due to death, infidelity, migration and incarceration. With few options available to them, the women anchor themselves firmly to their destiny as head of family.