Cuando seamos inmortales

1628. The Spanish Villa and Court is the scene of the explosion of letters and art at the hands of the greatest creators, such as Velázquez, who with his paintings will be a living and faithful testimony of the history of Spain. Their art will make them immortal. While the Spanish Empire is going through a time of growing instability, a young and ambitious Diego Velázquez has become Philip IV's painter and enjoys the absolute trust of the monarch. But the arrival in Madrid of Pedro Pablo Rubens, the most famous artist in Europe, threatens his privileged position. Humiliated and determined to confront him, Velázquez will enter a dangerous web of rivalries, secrets and intrigues capable of shaking the foundations of the empire.