Juana, la reina traicionada

In 1506, in Burgos, Felipe el Hermoso, the infamous son-in-law of the Catholic Monarchs, died under mysterious circumstances. It is obvious to everyone that this is not a natural death. But who would have wanted to kill him? His widow Juana, the legitimate queen, has to get the necessary support to be able to rule. She has to face the terrible smear campaign that her husband started against her to declare her crazy and sit alone on the throne of powerful Castile. Thus begins the incredible story of a woman who struggles not to be separated from a place that, by right, she belongs to. Juana will raise her face and affirm that no one can take away the crown that belonged to her mother and that nothing about her makes it impossible for her to reign. But she will face terrible enemies, including her own father. In this historical thriller, narrated with an exceptional pulse, everyone hides their motivations while a corpse prepares to wander the eternal fields of Castile.