Before the Land Dries

1845. André de Castronavea returns, with a doctorate in Law, to the manor where he was born. The reunion with his family fills him with immense joy, but his greatest desire is to see Iria, his aunt, who is only a little older than he is. Once in his room, André sees her appear, and she, overcome with emotion, unexpectedly kisses him, unleashing long-contained feelings. As their impossible relationship intensifies, André will discover that not everything is joyful at the manor: Don Isidro Ordas, a businessman from Ponferrada, has opened mines on the Castronavea land. The battle for control of the land, the loves and envies of his siblings, the legacy of his grandfather Dositeu, and the conflict with the Ordas family will intertwine in a whirlwind of blood, courage, and a fierce struggle to prevail.