For several years, attention has been focused on the caravans of migrant people leaving Central America for the United States of America. Getting out of the media effect is essential to understand that these caravans, made up of unaccompanied minors, families or single individuals, are migratory responses to violent contexts in the space of origin, transit and destination. Then, it's interesting to understand the recompositions of these migrations by analysing the migrant people's discourses. The migratory projects they formulate reveal the situations they face throughout their migration. This is a key to reading through these "caravan" effects the positions of the countries of destination (United States) and transit (Mexico and countries of the Central American isthmus).