Cadiz 1812

No one has been able to conquer Cadiz, neither by sea nor by land. It is an impregnable fortress where gold, silver and spices arrive. However, it has an Achilles heel that rival empires pursue in order to conquer the city by introducing a Trojan horse. Its secret goes from hand to hand, leaving a trail of blood. The young Rosario McMahon has to assume responsibility for the family business, dedicated to maritime trade, in a man’s world and gain the respect of the international merchants who, in the halls of the Masonic circle of La Camorra, negotiate and fix the prices of the goods that move across the world’s oceans. The inhabitants of the Bay live in a bubble of freedom and tolerance. Besieged by Napoleon, they make ditties of their bombs and invent public opinion while approving the Constitution of Cadiz, dreaming of a better world. On the other side of the ocean, the echoes of the Cortes de Cadiz arrive, giving birth to the new American republics.