This paper analyzes how the novel Era más grande el muerto reconsider the problem of the representation of sicarial violence through the installation of a new articulation of subjective signification. In this text, from an economic-materialistic angle, Rivas problematizes this modulation of violence from the circulation ways of the commodities and the ways that produce, according to subject ideals, a chichipatas’s subjectivities, which had not been considered in the hegemonic narratives about the topic. In the story this subjectivity articulation spreads to build chichipatas materialities and scriptures that install a new sensible regime more vulnerable, more doubtful, and doubly marginal which configures a rupture in the violence dynamics.