He lived for almost two years in a tent in the middle of the Cordoba mountains and together with 10 friends founded an eco-village that today houses 250 residents

A group of friends relocated from Buenos Aires to the mountains of Córdoba, Argentina, to establish an ecovillage named Umepay. The project began with the founders living in tents for nearly two years as they transitioned away from their previous urban lifestyles to build a new community from the ground up.

Since its inception, the settlement has grown significantly, evolving from a small group of 10 founders into a residential community that now houses 250 neighbors. The initiative reflects a deliberate effort by the participants to create an alternative living environment outside of traditional metropolitan structures.