Ra'al Ki Victorieux

VII. Aikya. Memories of "Spicy"; Hmadi Iris Mexico Valparaiso Ra'al Ki Victorieux

They say that greatness is conquered not by how many times you win battles, but by how many times you get up after defeat. We find this resilient spirit in the protagonist, Iris Me?xico. As we read the chapters, we witness her personal and artistic epic against the censorship, direct or indirect repression, but above all, against inertia and apathy. Many citizens choose not to get involved in public affairs, due to how controversial it can be to talk about government, religion, gender, etc. Iris Me?xico is affectionately called "Spicy". She bets for leaving testimony of her voice in the public and artistic sphere. Her work is at the same time as a result of psychosocial research, statistics, aesthetics, and a poetic intuition that seems to lead her to peculiar victories. This life story of an artist and Mexican woman allows us to know the conflicts and joys involved with activism in art, the destructive, regenerative, and fertile capacity of culture, and loving aesthetics that give depth, strength, and significance to the speeches. The memory of the actors of our time is useful to indicate to the young people who want to follow the routes of art: what could they find, and provide clarity and context. The experience of Iris Me?xico is controversial; however, this story closes with a message of hope for a future in which people have a greater guarantee and exercise of their freedoms, in peace, justice, and inclusion. Various political and cultural actors are mentioned; however, the work focuses on the experience of the woman, in a feminine style, her liquid acting, and accurate arguments. We hope the reader enjoys this Iris Me?xico's contribution to culture. We appreciate it if you write to us and share your feedback with comments and opinions. Thank you.