1590. Lope de Vega lives in Valencia the last days of his exile from the Kingdom of Castile, drowned by debts, For the worries of the writer's trade and without knowing how to face his next paternity. Together with the young Guillem de Castro, It burns his days between spree and taverns until some anonymous poems urge him to show his value as a playwright. Poetic jousts, duels in the night, I hate Góngora, debts, A mysterious Portuguese and a strong bet will put in check the one that history remembers as a phoenix of ingenuity. The water of Valencia is a swashbuckling musical comedy in which Lope de Vega, Guillem de Castro and Constança de Perellós will face their fears and passions discovering that fiction, sometimes, becomes a reality.
