Los hermanos Plantagenet

On a cold November evening in 1194, a lone galley creaks up the Thames, its red pennant fluttering against a sky darkening with fog. Atop the stern, an athletic man and three silent companions stare toward a distant London, their patience wearing thin as the slow vessel struggles against the current. The scene shifts to the narrow, forest‑covered Isle of Dogs, a desolate spur of land that offers a stark view of the city’s towering walls and spires, shrouded in an advancing mist.

The narrative follows the two Plantagenet brothers, bound by blood and a secret mission that will thrust them into the tangled politics of a plague‑stricken, famine‑ridden London. As the fog envelopes river and shore, whispers of the city’s suffering mingle with the faint rustle of water, hinting at conspiracies lurking beneath the surface. Listeners are invited to glide with the brothers through a world where loyalty, ambition, and survival clash amid the looming shadows of medieval power.