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Between the cries of 'long live death!' and 'death to intelligence!', Millán Astray exposes and sings his story: that of a dedicated man who claims to fight to save the homeland from those reds, separatists, and intellectuals who —according to him— want to break Spain. The shots, war wounds, and mutilations are presented as visible proof of a supposed heroic surrender. But on that October 12, 1936, Race Day, in the lecture hall of the University of Salamanca, the old rector —Unamuno, whom he so detested— dared to stand up to him. 'You will win, but you will not convince,' said the rector. How not to burst out laughing at a phrase he considered absurd? And yet he was still called intelligent... Take your time. Recommended age All audiences More information Show Cantando bajo las balas at the website of the Apolo Theatre