FMI KAPA is a performance that brings together theatre, music and performance to give voice to urgent issues of our time: identity, social inequality and coloniality. Drawing from Afro-diasporic and peripheral lived experiences, the piece weaves a powerful narrative where words, rhythm and images intersect, in dialogue with the tradition of protest songs and the urban aesthetics of rap. On stage, personal stories and collective memories confront systems of power, historical silences, and practices of resistance. FMI KAPA invites the audience to question the present and imagine possible futures, affirming theatre as a political gesture and an act of collective transformation.