This work, set in the darkest days of the Spanish post-war period, takes us on a journey through time and memory. Alma, a girl marked by desolation and hunger, weaves her story amidst the shadows of the loss of José, her father, and the absence of her mother figure. Her voice immerses us in an intimate and heartbreaking story, where strength emerges from pain and purity and goodness are the light in the darkness, while the threads of her biography intertwine with the harsh reality of a Spain worn out by conflict. In her skin we explore the human capacity to rise from the ashes and face our deepest fears. The Children of Hunger' is a chronicle of self-discovery, courage and hope in a world where the human spirit can find redemption even in the darkest of times.