Synopsis At the beginning of the 20th century, Juana de Ibarbourou emerges from a small country
from the south to become one of the most dazzling voices in Spanish literature.
While she gains international recognition and is crowned as “Joan of
America,” behind closed doors faces a very different reality: a marriage marked by
Violence, a society trying to tame its freedom, and a growing dependence on
the morphine that threatens to extinguish his talent.
The film traces the rise, consecration, and fall of an extraordinary woman who
She fought to find her own voice in a world built to silence her. Amidst passion,
Desire, artistic creation, and human fragility: The Tongues of Diamond reveals
An intimate story of a poet ahead of her time, whose work and life continue to be followed
challenging us more than a century later.