Summary
Set against the backdrop of a fading Spanish aristocracy, Raza de hidalgos explores the friction between ancestral pride and the relentless march of 20th-century progress. The narrative follows a noble family struggling to maintain their dignity and social standing while their financial foundations crumble. At the heart of the drama are the D'Algy siblings, whose personal desires frequently clash with the rigid expectations of their lineage. As secrets emerge and the pressure of modern society intensifies, the family must decide if their 'hidalgo' blood is a source of strength or a gilded cage. It is a story of honor, sacrifice, and the painful transition from a world of feudal values to one of cold, industrial reality.
