A comedy of the Spanish Siglo de Oro, light and humourous while, at the same time, bringing deep meanings, celebrating the triumph of love, the only thing that can overcome even the most firm social barriers. As Lope de Vega said, “Master love teaches in the same way and goes through a countess and a slave in the same way”. The same lightness and depth is found in the set design that allows sleek scene changes thanks to the curtains that separate and diversify the settings and the colorful light effects projected onto them. The result is a successful integration between classic and contemporary (most of all on décor), that becomes close to the audience, with the help of the stylistic choice of the costumes. Designed to have a timeless look, each of the costumes maintains, at the same time, details inspired by the Siglo de Oro that mark permanently the social differences between the characters. The genre of the comedy, directed by Marta González, also allows the play of a wide range of vivid colours that modernise as a whole. An important role in this current adaptation is played by the music: many contemporary and successful tracks (Julio Iglesias, Ricky Martin, Marc Anthony, etc…) sang live by the characters, with the purpose of increasing the feelings and the reactions of the audience, and to create pleasant intermissions during the dramatic moments.