Oh the Chacho Well He Knows

A fiction with a surrealistic dose inspired by the deep Spain of the beginnings of the fifties, which develops in a family that lives outside of a small village. Two of the children have a certain intellectual disability or they are something infants, Vicente and especially his brother Pedro, as if both are the one side of the same coin. One of their daughters, Maria, must take charge of them works in the field to help with the studies of the two other brothers who are intelligent. And the minor daughter, Inés, attractive enough, though a little neglected as her mother, the family only look for she gets marry with any young boy who could support her. Only some of the phrases and customs that the figures of Pedro and Vicente interpret are true, taken directly of nearby sources of a village from the southwest of Spain. The familiar picture is a reflection of a world definided by appearances. The grandmother who lives in the same house is the only one that takes the voice of control and t