La mala sangre

Íñigo Ramírez de Haro, Marquis of Cazaza in Africa, confronted in court with the Count of Bornos, his brother, for the sale of a family Goya, is the one who opens the doors of that stately home for us, without inhibitions or consideration. With him we will go through the history of his family, from the founder of the Casa de Bornos to the last of the current Ramírez de Haro, and in turn, accompanied by some very chosen protagonists, we will travel through five hundred years of the History of Spain. With fine humor and elegant irony, but also with an incisive and, at times, stark analysis, Bad Blood is a testimony and a confession in which we are shown, from within, the values of the Aristocracy and all the ideals, behaviors and beliefs that define this stratum of society, until recently so admired, influential and privileged, for which the supreme value is blood, with all its consequences.