The Malaga-born Miguel de Molina is a fascinating character whose incredible life is full of episodes worthy of an adventure novel. This play brings us closer to the man behind the three-dimensional character, the human being who survived, with incredible strength, all of the slings and arrows of his career, refusing to be pigeon-holed and fighting to impose his Art and his truth. An incredible artist who states at one point in the play that: “I was just a man born poor in Malaga, who worked all his life and liked men. That’s all there is to it”.

A journalist goes to interview Miguel in his exile in Buenos Aires, when he’s conceded the medal of Isabel La Católica in the name of the King of Spain, at the city’s embassy. There, Miguel de Molina looks back over his life, recalling nights at the theatre through his famous songs.