Leyendas

In Soria, on All Saints' Day, the young hunter Alonso tells his cousin Beatriz the story of a mountain where the dead walk at night, and that very night she puts his courage to the test.

During a hunt in the Moncayo, young Fernando follows a wounded deer to a spring that everyone fears, and from that day on he is never the same.

In Seville, on Christmas Eve, a very chatty neighbor tells who Master Pérez is: the blind organist of the convent of Santa Inés, whose music brings the whole city to tears at Midnight Mass.

In Soria, a young nobleman who prefers dreams to people sees something white moving beneath the moon one summer night, among the ruins of the Templars.

In Toledo, the brave Pedro finds María, the woman he loves, in tears, and she confesses a desire that fills him with terror.

In the old abbey of Fitero, the writer finds an ancient, unfinished musical score, and an old man tells him the story of the musician who wrote it.

In Aragon, a shepherd tells how some does laugh at him by the river, and Garcés, the young huntsman who secretly loves the proud Constanza, decides to hunt the white doe.