This article is the result of my research thesis to qualify for the title of Master in Gender and Ethnicityfrom the University of Utrecht, which entailed doing research, action, participation, and buildinginterviews with a biographical approach, analyzing the way in which Latin American lesbian or womenwho have lived homoerotic experiences are situated along their paths of life: a) within the networksof power that operate both in their countries of origin and in Spain (biopolitics), as well as in a seriesof complex global relations ( geopolitics); b) within certain collectives (micropolitics) and; c) in theirpersonal or couple relationships (micropolitics). I set out in this research to employ a heterarchicaland intersectional look.