Dulcinea

Dulcinea reimagines the story of Don Quixote from the perspective of Dolça, the inspiring muse and daughter of a wealthy merchant. Although captivated by the daring Miguel Cervantes, Dolça is torn between her love for luxury and her artistic pursuits, leading her to reject their relationship when he portrays her as the lowly Dulcinea. Years later, burdened by a secret, she disguises herself as a peasant to seek him out, embarking on a perilous journey across Spain. This tale explores the intersections of duty and desire, revealing the complexities of love, regret, and the courage to make amends.