The following "story" highlights the major historical "lies" or curiosities explored in their work: The "Detective" Journey Through Time
: Every Spanish student learns that Miguel de Cervantes was the "Manco de Lepanto" (the one-armed man of Lepanto). The book clarifies that while he lost the use of his left hand due to nerve damage from arquebus wounds, he did not actually have his arm amputated—he still had two physical arms. Mentiras de la Historia de EspaГ±a - Maria Lara....
: A peculiar story involves the "Filekina," a supposed "patriotic gasoline" made from juice that an Austrian con artist tried to sell to Francisco Franco during the post-war years of scarcity. The following "story" highlights the major historical "lies"
and her sister Laura are renowned historians and communicators in Spain. They are well-known for their segment "Vamos a contar verdades" (Let's tell truths) on the TV show Todo es mentira . Their style is described as academic yet highly accessible, blending a "scientist's balance" with a narrative flair that makes complex history feel like a compelling investigation. María Lara Martínez | Real Colegio Complutense and her sister Laura are renowned historians and
