Deimar santiago

Santiago Hoyos, a 19-year-old young man, lived in the beautiful town of San Agustín with his sister. His days were long and busy: he studied at SENA and worked until late at night. Despite the exhausting routine, he always found a moment for something he loved: going for a walk under the moonlight. Every night, after finishing his shift, Santiago put on a light jacket and wandered through the streets illuminated by lanterns. The shadows of the trees danced with the wind, and the sound of the nearby river offered him a soothing melody. For him, those walks were a way to release the day's stress, feel the fresh breeze, and admire the beauty of his homeland. San Agustín was a magical place. As he walked, Santiago sometimes met travelers exploring the ancient stone statues, a legacy of an ancient culture. Other times, he simply sat in a small park, gazing at the stars and dreaming of the future. Despite the fatigue, he never stopped appreciating those small moments. Deep inside, he knew that every step he took brought him closer to his dreams.