Los mil nombres de la libertad

1815. The De Villalta family, wealthy bourgeois from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, receive a worrying and mysterious letter in the middle of the night. It has to do with the sad events that have plagued the family in recent times. Inés, her middle daughter, will undertake a trip to the peninsula with the sole intention of saving her family. Modesto Andújar arrives in Cádiz from the Jerez de la Frontera farmhouse to study Commerce, although his vocation is politics. In his search for what remains of Cádiz de las Cortes, cradle of the 1812 Constitution, he will run into Alonso Guzmán, a type of quarrelsome life that seeks to flee from his past. But what once was will come to meet him, in the form of a very special commission.