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This article seeks to propose the notion of revolt as a category of analysis to examine the feminist movement that occurred in May 2018 in Chile. In this sense, from this notion, it will be asked how the colonial efficiency, inscribed in the hetero/racial and oppressive memory of Latin America, can be interrupted by a "feminist operation" evidencing the intersections between power, language, violence and domination. All this to try to show that this has implied the norms in the institutions and that they have been applied at the level of the discourse, the representations and their practices in differents political/cultural and institutional spheres in Chile. To this end, the voices of Chilean women activists of the revolt will be taken to address the issue: how the revolt, as a feminist action to disrupt the patriarchal order, can lift up a practice of emancipation?