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Blas Quadra, an Uruguayan writer who became famous during the boom in Latin American literature during the 1960s, is today a blind, near-recluse who rarely leaves his house. His son, Gabriel, is a successful screenwriter living in Spain. Blas isn't interested in writing new stories, only in compiling an autobiography. His secretary, Rosa, wants him to continue writing. An astute journalist begins to investigate points of similarity between Quadra's writing and that of his son's with suspicions of plagiarism. Her investigations threaten the reputations of both.

Blas Quadra, an Uruguayan writer who became famous during the boom in Latin American literature during the 1960s, is today a blind, near-recluse who rarely leaves his house. His son, Gabriel, is a successful screenwriter living in Spain. Blas isn't interested in writing new stories, only in compiling an autobiography. His secretary, Rosa, wants him to continue writing. An astute journalist begins to investigate points of similarity between Quadra's writing and that of his son's with suspicions of plagiarism. Her investigations threaten the reputations of both.

• episodio 1. La cucaña
• episodio 2. Píntor del rey episodio 3. Cayetana
• episodio 4. La familia de Carlos IV
• episodio 5. Yo lo ví--
• episodio 6. La Quinta del Sordo.

This fictionalized account of the life of Francisco Goya focuses on the great artist's deep passion for the legendary Cayetana, the Duchess of Alba, a woman who inspired many masterpieces, completed secretly in a state of despair by a man tormented with depression and neurosis. Each of the six segments of the series deals with a specific time in Goya's work and life, as well as the society in which he lives.

A peasant family working for well-to-do landowners in northern Spain struggles with the callousness of the employers, and dreams of rising out of poverty and changing their life of subordination.

This historical drama tells the story of Juana Inés de la Cruz, one of the greatest poets of the Spanish Siglo de Oro. In order to pursue her passion for writing, Juana enters the convent. There, she develops an intimate relationship with the vicereine, who inspires her poetry. But when the forces of the Inquisition invade the convent, the women have only each other to turn to.