In a world where survival is a daily challenge, young Ernesto finds solace and hope in an unexpected friendship with a golden-coated dog named Oro. Set against the vibrant yet harsh backdrop of 1970s Tijuana, The Eyes of Oro is a poignant coming-of-age story about loyalty, courage, and the enduring bond between a boy and his dog.

A tale of courage and survival unfolds in the lush valleys and treacherous mountains of colonial Peru. Tomás, a young Indian boy, is bound to a life of servitude on a sprawling hacienda. His only joy comes from Amanecer, a majestic colt he secretly trains. But when tragedy strikes, Tomás faces a punishment that will test his will to survive—an exile to the brutal silver mines of Potosí.

 What if your freedom meant becoming a warrior in a life-threatening rebellion?
Tomás escaped the mines of Potosí—but now rides through a land in flames, smuggling muskets to the rebel army of Túpac Amaru II. A Horse for the Last Inca – Part 2 is a powerful journey through danger, brotherhood, and the soul of a rebellion.

As Peru’s colonial grip tightens, one rebel and a fierce young woman stand against the Spanish Empire. Tomás has survived slavery, war, and betrayal—now, with a stolen horse and a dying cause, he finds unexpected hope in Inéz, a village girl with a warrior’s soul. Together, they return to the battlefield, where loyalty is scarce and death rides close.

With the rebellion crushed, Tomás and Inéz seek refuge in a fragile peace, building a family and community amid lingering oppression. When Spanish betrayal leads to the exile of Túpac Amaru’s kin, Tomás undertakes a final, defiant act of dignity and sacrifice—redefining freedom not through war, but by compassion, integrity, and protecting the people he loves.