Under the arches of the marketplace lives Valencia in the 16th century, from its tumultuous start, with the revolt of the Germani and their subsequent oppression, to the splendor of the Viceregal court that oscillates between courtly frivolity and genuine support for Humanism. The Inquisition, always vigilant against any sign of heterodoxy, has created a repressive environment that suffocates the propagation of new ideas.
