It’s summer—one of those summers we all remember fondly. The kind that stays with you forever. Margarita, the little flower of the family, plays happily on the porch, sitting beside her grandmother. Though surrounded by many interesting objects, Margarita is drawn to her grandmother’s voice and the fantastical stories she always shares.
The short film, originally inspired by Rubén Darío’s poem, was conceived with a voice-over narration by Margarita, performed by Valencian actress Xesca Guillén. The dubbing session turned out to be deeply emotional, as Guillén repeatedly broke down in tears, causing the recording to pause multiple times. When the team asked her why she was so moved, the actress revealed that, as a child, her grandmother used to read her that very poem every night.
Margarita, the little flower of the family, loves nothing more than spending endless hours playing during the summer. However, what she enjoys even more is listening to her grandmother’s stories.
If there’s one thing our cheerful grandmother loves, it’s a good story. She’s a fabulous storyteller, capable of turning every tale into an unforgettable experience.
When our grandmother tells her story, she takes us by the hand to the balcony of a princess. Her journey is filled with these charming characters.







DIRECTOR
Álex Cervantes
PRODUCCIÓN
Diana Rodríguez
PRODUCCIÓN EJECUTIVA
Rubén Turienzo
Deneb Sabater
María Cervantes
Guillermo Morales
Brice Makinatjian
GUIÓN
Diana Rodríguez
Álex Cervantes
DIRECCIÓN DE ANIMACIÓN
Santi López
ANIMACIÓN
Guille Seguí
Andreu Campos
Fernando Monllor
MÚSICA ORIGINAL
Iván Llopis
FONDOS
Miki Montlló
BASADO EN
Poema original de Rubén Darío ‘A Margarita Debayle’
DIRECTOR
Álex Cervantes
PRODUCCIÓN
Diana Rodríguez
PRODUCCIÓN EJECUTIVA
Rubén Turienzo
Deneb Sabater
María Cervantes
Guillermo Morales
Brice Makinatjian
GUIÓN
Diana Rodríguez
Álex Cervantes
DIRECCIÓN DE ANIMACIÓN
Santi López
ANIMACIÓN
Guille Seguí
Andreu Campos
Fernando Monllor
MÚSICA ORIGINAL
Iván Llopis
FONDOS
Miki Montlló
BASADO EN
Poema original de Rubén Darío ‘A Margarita Debayle’