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Described as a "mariachi opera," El Pasado Nunca Se Termina begins on the eve of the Mexican Revolution when a smoldering restlessness fueled by abject poverty permeated the country. Peasants turned into soldiers and soldiers into revolutionaries who sought to reclaim land that had been theirs for centuries. It is set on a hacienda in Morelos, south-central Mexico in 1910. Cultures clash causing conflicts to boil to the surface and that will impact generations to come. Some will emerge to change the face of Mexico while others will become the new face of the American Dream.
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| Alternate Titles/Spellings | | | El Pasado Nunca Se Termina (The Past is Never Finished) |
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