ABSTRACT
This article describes the research process that revolves around the resignation of social ties in the narratives of two residential complexes: Arboleda I and Casablanca stage II of the city of Bogota D.C, during the COVID-19. To this end, the current situation is recognized by pointing out the basic conceptions oriented to the COVID-19, from the elements of its emergence, its expansion, the measures taken by the Colombian government, as well as the attitude of civil society in residential complexes. The article covers the understanding of the subjectivities of actors who with their voices relate their experiences around social ties, highlighting the uniqueness of the community, organizational aspects, and technological means, among others. The methodology used is qualitative, in the line of narrative research;Subsequently, a relational analysis leads to results that show the different modifications that the inhabitants have experienced in the way of linking at the branch level, selective, organic and citizen participation in times of health emergency.