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Biography of the remarkable Spanish poet Miguel Hernández (1910-1942) who with very little schooling, almost without any help, and in opposition to his father, emancipated himself from a humble condition as goat-shepherd. After the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) in which he contribued to the Republican cause with cultural activities among the troops, he was arrested by the Franco-regime and jailed in Alicante, where he died of a neglected pneumonia. Mariano Vara, a retired journalist and Bachelor of Dramatic Art tells this gripping as if it were the poet's autobiography
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