Auletris

The Iberian Aiunin, in her old age the slave Vireliata, is the voice that will relate to her son Aristeo her experience as a woman, mother and captive in the conflictive moment in which Rome has decided not only to defeat the Carthaginians but to remain in Hispania. This process of domination, of the decline of one world and the birth of another, is said in the mouth of someone who never had the right to tell the story. In the background, the Ibero-Roman city of Tutugi, in Galera, the Iberian village of La Sabina, in Huéscar, and the walled cities of Molata de Casa Vieja and Cerro de la Cruz, in Puebla de Don Fadrique (Helos and Burgilia in the novel) , in the Granada Bastetania. Auletris is a love story for the son, the brother and, above all, for the roots of a subjugated and silenced people.