As leis de Celavella

Pablo Veiga is seen reading Revista Nós (Us Magazine). Founded by a group of intellectuals of the period, this was the first publication which used the Galician language not only to write fiction and poetry, but also scientific, philosophical, ethnographic and linguistic studies.

In some chapters, women appear inside the church with their heads uncovered, which would not be allowed till the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s.