Lágrimas de oro

Panama, Castilla del Oro, 1524. In the sacristy of a small church in the New World, three men gather by the light of candles. One of them, serious, gaunt, with a bushy gray beard, talks to the others about the wonders that some say exist in still unknown places in the South Sea. It is his commitment to gather enough money to undertake the conquest of these new territories for the greater glory of the King of Spain and the Holy Mother Church. He, bastard son of a famous captain, after years in the Indies, risking life and capital with a certain fortune, needs to prove to his deceased father that he was worthy of his surname. This man is Francisco Pizarro. The discovery and conquest of Peru have just begun. Cusco, Inca empire, 1524. Huayna Cápac, Sapa Inca, Sole Lord, returns to the capital of his empire. He has just appeased the peoples who have not wanted to recognize the only god, Father Sun, and the government of the Inca. His children return with him and together they will go out to war again. They cannot imagine that the empire is coming to an end. A fratricidal war will help those who appear in the prophecy of the god Viracocha. Seville, April 2019. Lieutenant Rebeca Parma, from the Civil Guard Historical Heritage Group, is about to arrive at Seville airport to start a well-deserved vacation. She rings the mobile. She is her commander: in Conquista de la Sierra, a town in Cáceres near Trujillo, they have just stolen the gold and emerald necklace that adorns the Virgin, an Inca jewel of incalculable value. Displeased with her, she begins an investigation that will take her to Paris in search of the thief.