Por una defensa de las aguas de Wallmapu en la poesía de mujeres: Kvyeh, Figueroa y Paredes Pinda*1

We aim to analyze a corpus of poems by female writers Rayen Kvyeh, Damsi Figueroa, and Adriana Paredes Pinda. We will use an approach related to ecofeminism, wherein a discourse exists that advocates for the conservation of the rivers and seas of Wallmapu within the framework of post-dictatorial Chile. We will analyze from a decolonizing consciousness aligned with Mapuche epistemology and ethics. Poetic voices critically vi*sualize the sovereignty of death exercised by extractive capitalism over Mapuche territory and its biodiversity, highlighting the indigenous conception of water and politically rethinking the links between women and nature.