This article performs a documentary review on the investigative trends related to mourning and moral feelings in victims of the Colombian armed conflict. The study was developed from two categories of analysis, mourning and moral feelings, framed in the life experiences of the survivors. There was evidence of an increase in interest in understanding the mourning process from the different frameworks in which the victim finds him/herself and the impact that current psychosocial intervention programs generate on the emotional transformation of survivors. Likewise, a direct relationship between moral feelings and the emotional experiences of the victims in relation to the event was identified, as is the case of the mourning process.