The Dominicans
From La Vega to the Bronx
Querido Dios
The first thing you have to learn en la prision is that you can't juntarte with everyone because you don't know who's chivtiando and you don't know who works for SAE which is the quivato inside los dormitorios so that everything that happens in the group los policia know about and to avoid that you have to keep to yourself until you get the way everything works in un dormitorio you have to live for yourself because everything around you is loco and since you've never been used to have so many baja susia, thieves, matadores, drug dealers and worse personas than you find in The Feds and BOP.
Gracias a dios
About myself I must say I'm more sentrado than ever because I'm a 26-year-old guy and la prision has taught me that the "amigos" I had since I became a caipreso, forgot about me y fué cini and they buried me alive but gracias a dios for giving me this strength that I needed to survive and I and I am going to atruiunfar in the future and I'm going to be un hombre de bien everything else good all that-
Our Cell - the Cartito
Where we live It’s a cartito where you have a toilet and a sink uno luc dos lacar and one ventana that only looks out onto another cell and there are two beds where one person sleeps on the bottom and another up top.
No eres nadie
In this world of classes nobody said that this was going to be easy when you end up a prisoner you lose everything in life and you’re nobody for the people here inside. No eres nadie para las persona a qui a dentro.