Inés Sybille Vooduness dwells into the spiritual and existential narratives submerged beneath a land of high mountains: Ayiti. Is it possible to reterritorialize Haitian voodoo from an inherited diaspora? From selected steps of the Angolan Kuduro, the dancer reaches a state in which she can establish a dialogue with Simbi, a family of deities that guard springs and waters. Krik? Krak! An aquatic tale begins in which Erzulie embarks on the ocean, the waters rise, and take the form of the ancestral serpent and the post-memory exercises. Can these gestures allow access to secrets and to the revolutionary temperature, to the invisible? Simbi and its different personifications from the mineral, vegetal, and aquatic realms propel a future that exists without time and is inscribed in a collective act of non-colonial dreams.