This artwork challenges Eurocentric historical narratives by portraying indigenous peoples as active and empowered subjects, thus subverting traditional representations of domination and subjugation. Through the depiction of indigenous bodies armed with automatic rifles in a jungle setting with a pyramid in the background, the painting suggests a reinterpretation of history, emphasizing resistance and the struggle for cultural autonomy. This decolonized representation prompts reflection on the colonial legacy and the capacity of indigenous peoples to reclaim their agency and narrative in the contemporary world.