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The discovery of the novus orbis brought with it the clash of two cultures, one of them subaltern –the indigenous or American– and another dominant –the Spanish and, by extension, the European–. The latter projected on the new continent, characterized by an untamed nature, human beings uncivilized according to the eurocentric version and fertile resources, their cravings for power and wealth. The image of America as a land of abundance caused many conquerors and expeditionaries to launch themselves in search of mythical places to prosper socially and economically, among the city of El Dorado. Their adventures have been recreated in some cases in the cinema from different proposals, such as the one of Carlos Saura, which focuses on the failed business of Pedro de Ursua and Lope de Aguirre, because they did not find the desired place.

El Dorado (1988), de Carlos Saura: fusión de mito utópico y de realidad