La raza: Descubridores

At a time when Europe still eyed the unknown seas, a restless sailor named Cristóbal finds refuge in the modest walls of the Convent of La Rábida. There he encounters the fervent friar Juan Pérez, whose belief that the New World could spread the Catholic faith ignites a lively debate with the learned physician Garci‑Fernández and the seasoned navigator Martín Alonso Pinzón. Together they blend theological hope, scientific curiosity and practical seamanship, creating a coalition that begins to turn a wild dream into a plausible venture.

The convent becomes a hub of whispered plans and hurried letters. With the backing of influential courtiers such as Luis de Santángel and the cautious interest of Queen Isabella, Columbus secures modest funds and a promise of royal patronage, while the Pinzón brothers draft petitions that stress the strategic value of a westward route. These early negotiations set the stage for an expedition that could reshape the map, yet the story leaves the outcome still hanging in anticipation.