Opossum Resilience reimagines Mesoamerican myths through four characters—Hill, Opossum, Lady 9 Reed, and a multi-breasted Agave—who exist across overlapping temporalities. They harness fire and joy to share the opossum's trick of playing dead and reviving in extractivist zones. The work critiques dispossession in Oaxaca, blending performance and popular music to highlight the struggle against resource exploitation. By fusing sacred Mesoamerican symbols and myths with contemporary geopolitical issues, it promotes a decolonial, feminist perspective, emphasizing the resilience and activism of traditional communities defending their land and natural resources.