Three women writers weave a six-handed performative colloquium on colonialism and violence. They pray, raising their prayers in communal supplications, hold a ceremony for the dead and give voice to plants and animals on the stage of the Women's Courtyard of the CCCB.

A dialogue-performance in three voices that is the result of a collective writing exercise, forged relationally, based on some threads that run through the life and work of three women writers who are already fundamental: Cristina Rivera Garza, Lina Meruane and Gabriela Wiener. In addition to the participation of the researcher and artist Ale Hop.