Central American maras are easily associated with images of violence perpetrated by young tattooed men. However, despite its lack of visibility, there is a growing number of women that develops a variety of roles within the mara, although the most common still is to accompany men. This paper analyzes the role of women inside the mara. Our work will take place bearing in mind the scenario of structural violence affecting the countries of the Northern Triangle (Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras), as well as the strength of a patriarchal society that seems to be reproduced inside every organization.