The collection Cities ois the People presents men and women whose popular culture—product of the mixing of all who lived and others who have come to our territories—has made of places declared unfit, places to live, and created within our cities an extension of what is considered different. They are men and women whose work, together with that of others of their same and different condition, has allowed them to self-produce interesting and undoubtedly beautiful spaces to live together. The authors undertake the task of describing and interpreting popular habitat and social inclusion, opening possibilities for experienced and debutant popular leaders and researchers to talk about "the cities of the people" in many different ways. This collection is four volumes long and was written by more than 30 authors, who make a tour of the main cities of Latin America..