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The diaspora of the greatest latin female voices. SAKETEKILLA is a creative boutique and a network of creatives and designers for all over the world.

We build brand power through strategic integrated marketing communications, from the creative concept, strategy, branding, design to content production, events, multi-channel digital communications and social media. We embrace cultural diversity, showcasing, engaging and working with people from different backgrounds, cultures and genres. We specialise in crafting content and experiences that conn

ect powerfully with people, we understand behaviours, lifestyle, rationals and passions. Moreover, we are female led, we thrive to empower women in the creative industries. Said that, we are not the "mad-women" of today's creative world, all the opposite, we welcome inclusiveness and love working with men and for men too, many of which inspire us every day. www.instagram.com/saketekilla
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13/11/2024

🎨✨ Espacio La Pileta: Where art, community, and creativity come alive in Buenos Aires! Founded by a passionate collective, this vibrant space in Villa Crespo has become a haven for visual artists, sculptors, photographers, and electronic arts creators alike.

With shared studios, workshops, and a terrace for gatherings, La Pileta isn’t just about creating—it’s about connecting. Here, artists don’t just make art; they share knowledge, foster creativity, and build a true community. Ready to dive in? Follow them ! 💦

📍 Camargo 494, Buenos Aires, Argentina

01/11/2024

Nativas Wins Creativity Pioneers Fund 2024!

We’re thrilled to announce that Nativas has been selected as one of 50 new Creativity Pioneers for 2024, joining a global cohort chosen from over 2,100 applications across 136 countries! 🌍✨ From Rwanda to Norway, South Africa to Argentina, we’re part of a trailblazing group tackling the world’s toughest challenges through creativity and culture.

Thanks to the Creativity Pioneers Fund by the Moleskine Foundation, we’re empowered to expand our impact, amplify Latin and Native American voices, and foster community-driven change.

A heartfelt thank you to the Moleskine Foundation, their coalition of partners, and the inspiring experts and previous Pioneers. Here’s to creating real change, together. 💫

30/10/2024

🌿✨ Shoutout to Shirley Krenak, who’s representing Indigenous voices at the 16th COP on Biological Diversity in Cali, Colombia! 🇨🇴 From October 21 to November 1, they’ll be bringing their powerful ancestral wisdom from the Djukurnã Krenak to the world stage, reminding everyone that our bodies are one with the land. This is the energy we need to change the world! 🌍🔥
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23/10/2024

“My task is to follow joy, enlightenment, through the pursuit of knowledge. Another way to see this is I’m honoring my inner child, and inner flame, for my passions. This is the spark of creation and inspiration. And my solution is love. Of course.”
-Rahsa Dezmen aka Yonic

Through this inspirational quote, we can have an insight of the moto behind the creative work of the incredible artist and poet Rahsa Dezmen, read the full story.

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02/10/2024

🌊✨ Las Islas Ballestas, conocidas como el ‘Galápagos de los pobres,’ son un rincón sagrado en la costa peruana donde la naturaleza despliega su belleza salvaje. Estas islas, hogar de aves marinas, pingüinos de Humboldt y leones marinos, nos recuerdan la importancia de proteger nuestros ecosistemas, especialmente aquellos que han sido testigos de la convivencia entre las comunidades indígenas y la naturaleza.

Para nosotras en Nativas, las Islas Ballestas son más que un paraíso natural: son un símbolo de cómo nuestras raíces están profundamente entrelazadas con la tierra. A través de su biodiversidad y paisajes crudos, encontramos historias que resuenan con la fuerza, el equilibrio y la conexión que buscamos como mujeres creativas de la diáspora. 🌿💫
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Es en lugares como este donde la naturaleza nos invita a recordar quiénes somos y lo que estamos llamadas a proteger. 🌎

30/09/2024

Some artists have a way of drawing you in and captivating you from the first time you see their work. In our latest feature we get to know more about the mesmerizing art and soul of Rahsa aka Yonic, a multi-disciplinary artist painting, dreaming, and breathing in the heart of Mexico City. We explore her creative journey, the profound themes she tackles, and how she channels emotion into art that resonates deeply. Get ready to be inspired by the magnetic force that is Yonic. ⭐️🌙 .yonic

27/09/2024

🌍✨ At Nativas, we amplify the powerful voices of Latin and Native American women—creatives, innovators, and changemakers. 🌿 As a vital, emerging force, we stand at the intersection of culture and transformation, bringing diverse perspectives that the world urgently needs to evolve and thrive. 🌟 This is our time to rise and be heard.

26/09/2024

✨ Inspired by Paola Carola book club, we’re excited to introduce our brand new Book of the Month! In this space, we’ll recommend books by Latin and Native American women authors who inspire us and explore themes that resonate deeply with Nativas. Stay tuned to our stories and vote for October’s Book of the Month! 📚

20/09/2024

📸 Today's Agenda: You're invited to Fotoseptiembre, Mexico's International Photography Festival, organized by the Centro de la Imagen. This national celebration of photography features exhibitions, conferences, screenings, and panel discussions. Spain, the guest country, presents the first solo exhibition in Mexico by Ana Teresa Ortega — National Photography Award 2020 — alongside Espe Pons and Ira Lombardía. The Panoràmic Festival showcases Catalan archival intervention projects, while PHotoESPAÑA offers a timeline of over 25 years of photographic history. This year, Jalisco, the guest state, brings nearly 30 unique perspectives, highlighting photographic work from across the country. Don’t miss it!

18/09/2024

Mérida, a city rich in history, culture, and tradition, is a place where the ancestral meets the contemporary. At Nativas, we celebrate this same convergence, where the voices of Latin and Native American women resonate through art, creativity, and activism. Like Mérida, our stories are a bridge between the past and the future, weaving a vibrant tomorrow from our roots. 🌿✨

*Photo by Salt in our Hair ⭐️

17/09/2024

Inspiration can come from any direction, and today, it leads us to Oaxaca, where the talented Mexican photographer Luvia Lazo captures the delicate beauty of everyday life. Through her photographs, Luvia Lazo offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Oaxaca’s daily moments, revealing the subtle elegance and profound stories within the mundane. Her work highlights the essence of community life, celebrating its rhythm, culture, and simplicity. Discover the unique perspective of Luvia Lazo as she documents the charm of Oaxaca through her lens. 📸🎞️📸 💐

16/09/2024

The artist highlight is Catalina Vásquez . Catalina Vásquez, the creative force behind Kathiuska, is a multifaceted artist and designer from Medellín, Colombia. Her work combines vibrant personal experiences with diverse narratives across multiple media, including animation, documentaries, illustrated books, advertising, and fashion design. Her unique approach makes her a standout in the world of contemporary Colombian art and design. We invite you to read the full feature on our website—link in bio!

12/09/2024

Paola Carola is a Mexican editor, writer and content creator who is paving the way to bring forward stories about women and the struggles we commonly face. Her book El mar está lleno de medusas is like a conversation with a dear friend that feels like opening up on what weighs us down, love and the mistakes we make as we grow, without fear of judgment or shame.

She has found her voice whilst writing on the internet since she was young and has been able to create a path for and by herself where she is able to share her passion for literature with other women around the world.

Her book club unites multiple women every month in conversation, creating an environment for inspiration, motivation and understanding to flourish.

Keep reading, link in bio! 📲

10/09/2024

Latin American poetry finds a home in Nativas as we open this section with a poem by Julia Simona Guerrero, the pen name of Alba Ximena Gutiérrez Santander, born in Cali, Valle del Cauca. With a background in architecture, she brings a unique perspective to her poetic work. Julia Simona has participated in various poetry encounters in Colombia, Germany, Spain, and Chile, showcasing her voice on international stages. Dive into her evocative words and explore the depth of Latin American poetry.

09/09/2024

The first Nativas Agenda invites you to visit and explore the exhibition Elemento Tangible, open until September 24. Here, Valeria Corona presents her remarkable series ‘Los Señores de Tlama,’ showcasing her unique artistic perspective. Don’t miss the chance to experience this powerful display of contemporary art.

07/09/2024

Marta Delgado holds a professional degree from the International University of Catalunya and a Master of Science from the University of California, Berkeley.

Her expertise lies at the intersection of cognitive science and architecture, focusing on mental health and social equity. Marta Delgado transforms our understanding of architecture by highlighting the importance of creating spaces that foster a loving and supportive environment. Her work reminds us that thoughtful design can positively impact our well-being and community. 💖🏠
*Last photo taken during a participatory session with the committee of neighbors of the housing unit of Colinas de Monte Albán, Oaxaca, Mexico guided by Architecture With Meaning.

06/09/2024

Remembering our feature with , we want to emphasize the importance of preserving our traditions in various ways—one of which is through food.
Today, we draw inspiration from a visit to Los Pozos, a municipality in Huixtán, Chiapas, where captured a beautiful photo series of the traditional process of making 'Atol Agrio.' Explore how food can be a powerful connection to our roots and cultural heritage.

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Regina Barona together with her amazing work team carry out projects that cross with the incredible. 📸 In this project, they captures the passionate, creative and spontaneous personality of the influencer Herlanlly @herlanlly_rg , a mexican woman who breaks stereotypes and put the highlight on maintaining true to themselves.🌈⭐️ #latinxcreatives #women #filmset #nativas #nike #producer

Paola Carola shares why she believes it’s essential to have books that feel like home and the significance of being a woman reader in today’s world. Discover her thoughts and insights in our full feature on the website—link in bio! 🪸 #PaolaCarola #WomenReaders #BooksThatFeelLikeHome #LiteraryVoices #Nativas

¡Echa un vistazo al detrás de cámaras de nuestro nuevo feature en Nativas! Valeria Corona @obrasdeluzmx, es una artista y diseñadora textil profundamente conectada con el conocimiento y técnicas ancestrales, comparte en esta entrevista su inspiración y las historias detrás de su proceso creativo. Descubre cómo teje la tradición en el arte contemporáneo. Lee la entrevista completa en nuestro sitio web - Link in bio! ⭐️ #textile #textiledesign #textileart #ancestraltechniques #Nativas #womeninart #culturalheritage #bts #BTS

Gabriela Mistral was a Chilean poet who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1945. Mistral's poetry is known for its beauty, its emotional intensity, and its themes of love, loss, and motherhood. Her most famous works include Sonetos de la Muerte (Sonnets of Death), Tala, Lagar, and Desolación (Desolation). Mistral was a strong advocate for women's rights and social justice. On this Earth day we honour its gifts in reverence with an extract of Gabriela's poem "La Tierra": Indian child, if you are tired, you lie down on the Earth, and the same if you are happy, my son, play with her... Marvelous things are heard on the Indian drum of the Earth: you hear the fire that rises and falls seeking the sky, and it does not rest. It rolls and rolls, you hear the rivers in countless waterfalls. You hear the animals moo; you hear the ax eating the jungle. You hear Indian looms clinking. You hear threshing floors, you hear festivities. Where the Indian is calling it, the Indian drum answers him, and it plays near and far, like one who flees and returns... #EarthDay #MotherEarth #Somosnativas #GabrielaMistral #ChileanPoet #NobelLaureate #Literature #Poetry #WomenInLiterature

The diaspora of Latin and Native American women is a powerful force of creativity and change . Nativas is here to amplify the voices of these incredible artist, entrepreneurs, scientist, healers and changemakers. Women with fresh perspectives that the worlds needs to see. Our Ethos We are not just participants in the global culture; we are the catalysts. Nativas amplifies the voices of the Latin and Native American diaspora of female creatives and change makers, embodying a vital, emerging force in need of opportunities and exposure. We recognize that the world is at a critical juncture, desperately in need of a diversity lens to evolve and thrive. We celebrate diversity and empower the next generation of role models. Read their stories, share their impact, support their causes. Follow @nativa__s #NativeAmericanWomen #Nativas #DiversityMatters #Changemakers #Empowerment #womeninleadership #Hispanic #diaspora #creatives #womentowatch #NativeAmerican #latinamericans #representation

Meet Moe Rohr 🇨🇭🇯🇵 , a force of creativity and change in the Bernese dance scene. Mom, founder of Tanzheit dance studio, salsa & tango dancer, and a passionate advocate for dismantling societal norms on the dance floor. @Tanzheit_bern (meaning "wholeness" in German) challenges traditional roles and empowers dancers to embrace their full selves. Moe is not only changing the scene, she is playing a pivotal role in evolving the art of dance! • Read Moe's story at www.nativa-s.com • #Bern #Dance #Feminism #Tanzheit #BreakTheMold #Wholeness #SelfExpression #Community #Salsa #Tango #Switzerland #Japan #WomenArtists #SwissMade #LatinCulture

⭐️PRIMER ENCUENTRO DE NATIVAS⭐️ 1 DE MARZO DEL 2024. Presentando a nuestra invitada de honor, Cheryl Angel. Y nuestra diáspora especial: Shirley Krenak, Ya’Bia De’Osumare, Catalina Vasquez, Valeria Caballero, Marta Delgado, Gladys Gatica, Daniela Constantini, Sofia Enriquez, y más... 🌎Cheryl Ángel Activista sagrada, protectora de la Tierra y guardiana del agua de Dakota del Sur, nuestra invitada de honor hablará sobre economías soberanas y vivir con propósito. 💫 ¡También estamos muy emocionadas de que las increíbles Shirley Krenak (Activista) y Ya’Bia De’Osumare (Servicio Público) de Brasil se unan a nuestra reunión! 🔥Por último, pero no menos importante, presentaremos nuestra nueva plataforma en este evento. 🕐Estás apuntada para el 1 de marzo de 2024 a las: ➡️11h Pacífico ➡️12h Tiempo de Montaña (US) ➡️13h México ➡️16h Brasil ➡️20h Europa ➡️ O encuentra tu tiempo aquí: http://tinyurl.com/tiempolocall 💬Nuestro evento tendrá TRADUCCIONES EN VIVO en varios idiomas disponibles. ‼️Encontrarás el enlace al encuentro online, tus horarios locales y tutorial para el set up de la traducción en vivo en www.nativa-s.com

Last year we had the opportunity to meet incredible musas y creadoras, in person or online, their articles inspired many other women around the world. In this 2024, beyond the exposure, this platform calls us to unity, and to continue thinking: how we can unite our muses even more, how we can make it more participatory, how we can contribute more and more. This led to the organic transformation of Musas y Creadoras, from being an exhibition platform to being a diaspora UNITED by our rich creative heritage, our origins, which transcends geographical, linguistic and national borders, celebrating our mother earth, our work and each other. I present to you, NATIVAS. SAVE THE DATE Our very first NATIVAS GATHERING will be on March 1st at 8pm CET. We have very very special guests, our Natives diaspora will be presenting amazing projects and our new site will be revealed there. You’re invited to join us! Créditos by order of appearance: Catalina Vasquez Shirley Krenak Taquito Jocoque Regina Barona Lilia Ramirez Ana Suarez Valeria Caballero Ya’Bia De’Osumare Gladys Gatica Marta Delgado Claudia Santiz Tsema Igharas

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