Subgénero: Biography
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A Corpse in Congress (Un cadáver en el Congreso)
Podemos: from “yes we can”, to “we don’t want to”. In 2014, a group of young people managed to inspire left-wing voters with promises of a fairer Spain, a new way of doing things. But conflict and betrayal turned that dream into a nightmare. This is their story. A Corpse in the Congress delves…
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Honor: The other victims of the Marquises of Urquijo Murder Crime (Honor: Las otras víctimas del crimen de los marqueses de Urquijo)
The truth behind one of the most well-known crimes in Spain. On the night of August 1st, 1980, the marquises of Urquijo were shot while they slept in their Madrid house. Although the murder weapon was never found, a few shells that belonged to the same gun used to kill them were found. Thanks…
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On the fly (Sobre la marcha)
The rules are there to be broken. And he broke them all. Javier is one of the members of the García-Pelayo clan, a family saga that has become a cult symbol for discovering a method that made all the casinos in Europe and the United States go bankrupt in the 90s. Javier is the…
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Picasso, my grandfather. (Picasso, mi abuelo).
The lights and shadows of a genius. PITCH: Pablo Picasso is one of the best known and most successful figures of the 20th Century. However, the same thing cannot be said about his personal life. Marina Picasso, his granddaughter, reveals in her memories what it was like to grow up in the shadow of…
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The fabulous story of the Pelayos (La fabulosa historia de los Pelayo)
Only one family could mock the casinos all around the world and become millionaires. Spain, 1990s. The Pelayos are about to make history by being the first family ever create chaos in casinos all around the world and earn huge sums of money without cheating or committing any crimes. All they need is loyalty,…
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The wars of General Omar Torrijos (Las guerras del general Omar Torrijos)
General Omar Torrijos' legacy. General Omar Torrijos Herrera, a national-progressive dictator, "convicted, sworn and converted", as he defined himself, led the Panamanian nation for ten years. Since the coup d'état that put him in charge on October 11, 1968, his mandate did not cease to be controversial, as he became one of the most…
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A Revolver to Carry at Night (Un revólver para salir de noche)
Lolita made him eternally famous but it was Vera Nabokov to whom Vladimir really owes his success. Vera Nabokov conscious of sharing her life with an extraordinary man decided to make his life hers. She was the first to read his texts and prepare them for printing. She is in charge of their finances, his…
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The Intruder (La intrusa)
An intimate portrait of Dalí’s muse. Gala Dalí was a woman who wished to be secretive. Although the men with whom she shared her life were to become so famous they would eventually become universal figures, she decided to remain in the background, to the extent that her image became that of a cold,…
