This documentary is a great start to a forgotten historical narrative. I hope it's not the last. Today, as we embark in newer chapters of globalization, it's valuable to know how it all started. Lopez-Linares deserves our applause. I hope he develops this great story into a number of docu-series that do justice to the variety of themes and issues that still need serious development and exposure for todays global public. Spanish imperial history has been languishing for too many decades and badly needs a healthy dust-off. Fortunately, Spain has an monumental treasure of first hand archival documental history. It's high time it showed it off to the rest of the world. Thumbs up!!

What if...cancel culture is reviewed under the light of historiography rather than opportunism. Ever so often, there is a review, from a different angle. This is a documentary for critical thinkers rather than devoted fandoms. One might identify more or less with the views manifested by professionals of History, but can't deny the service this documentary pays to democracy and critical thinking. A tribute to history, an invitation to revisionism, a chance to understand the past to build a different narrative of the future.