Abuela Luna from Soy Medicina by Xtis

Abuela Luna describes a woman’s cry for help after she was abused under the moonlight. Xtis sees Grandmother Moon as a form of medicine that is available to everyone every night. In Latinx families, grandparents are often seen as better parents because they are softer and more forgiving. Especially in difficult moments, it can be easier to speak to grandparents because they offer much wiser advice. Furthermore, she emphasizes that the moon has a strong influence on women’s sexuality.

Xtis: Voice of Ancestral Wisdom and Healing

From the heart of Tuixoquel village in Comitancillo, San Marcos, Guatemala, emerges Xtis - a profound embodiment of Mayan resilience, cultural preservation, and transformative art. Her name, which translates to "Justice", is a powerful declaration of her life's mission.