America is a Woman's Name: Indigenous, Mestiza, and Creole Women in a New World

Queens, priestesses, writers, warriors, indigenous women, mestizas, and creolas left a deep mark on the history of the American continent. However, their prominence has often been overshadowed by the grand narratives of conquests and political events.

Historian María Saavedra Inaraja proposes a journey through the history of America, from the pre-Hispanic era to the 19th century, to discover the fundamental role of women in constructing its identity, culture, and society. A look at history from a different perspective.

Event Information

• Date: Friday, October 23

• Time: 8:00 PM

• Venue: Sala de Audiencias del Claustro del Carmen

• Location: Mahón

• Artist: María Saavedra Inaraja

• Tickets: Free admission

• Price: Free

• More information: Fundació Rubió (live on youtube.com/@fundacionrubio)