The photograph captures a sun-drenched, overgrown rooftop garden overlooking a sprawling city at dusk. The perspective is from slightly above, looking down onto a group of five women gathered around a weathered wooden table laden with half-eaten pastries and steaming cups of coffee. The light is golden and hazy, filtering through the leaves of climbing vines that cascade over the edges of the roof, casting dappled shadows on their faces. The central figure, a woman with strong features and warm, kind eyes (the 'guerreira' – warrior), sits at the head of the table. She wears a simple linen dress, slightly rumpled from what appears to be a long day. Around her are four other women, each representing different ages and backgrounds but united by an unspoken bond. One is laughing softly, leaning against the guerreira’s shoulder; another is gazing thoughtfully into the distance, hand resting gently on hers. A younger woman wipes crumbs from her chin with a playful grin. The fifth seems lost in quiet reflection, eyes closed as she appears to be praying ('orando'). A string of fairy lights hangs overhead, adding a touch of whimsy and softness to the scene. Scattered around the table are handwritten notes – fragments of poems or prayers scribbled on scraps of paper - referencing the keywords provided. 'Sempre minha vida' is written on one note; 'Estamos juntos ontem' on another. A single, wilting sunflower lies next to a cup, symbolizing resilience and enduring beauty. The cityscape in the background glows with a soft, orange light, suggesting hope despite the challenges they may have faced ('pela vitria'). There’s an atmosphere of deep connection, shared strength ('firme forte'), and unwavering support ('intercedendo beno'). The overall mood is one of quiet triumph, gratitude, and enduring love. A small 'bjao' (kiss) is playfully scribbled on a napkin.