La invasión o El loco Yégof

Set in a sleepy Vosges village just before the harsh winter of 1814, the story opens with vivid descriptions of timber‑tiled houses, cloud‑laden peaks and the quiet rhythms of rural life. Here we meet the hearty, pipe‑smoking veteran Juan Claudio Hullin, a beloved figure in the community, whose jovial nature hides memories of distant battles and a deep affection for his adopted daughter Luisa and his cousin Catalina. Through Hullin’s reminiscences, listeners hear the echo of Napoleon’s campaigns and the looming threat that will soon disturb the valley’s peace.

As rumors of an advancing army stir, the villagers’ simple routines give way to uneasy anticipation. The narrative follows the everyday folk—leather‑working children, stone‑capped barns, and the omnipresent forest—who must confront a historic invasion that will test loyalty, courage, and the bonds that hold their modest world together.