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espanolLa expedicion de los hermanos Nodal al estrecho de Magallanes y Tierra de Fuego (1618-1619) se llevo a cabo en visperas de la finalizacion de la Tregua de los Doce Anos (1609-1621), entre la Republica de Holanda y la Monarquia Hispanica para verificar el nuevo paso interoceanico descubierto por la expedicion holandesa comandada por Jacob Le Maire y Willem Schouten en 1616. Este articulo pretende realizar un nuevo analisis de esta expedicion escasamente tratada por la historiografia para aproximarnos al significado que tuvo en el contexto politico de aquel tiempo que gira en torno a una idea: el dominio de los mares. Esta idea se manifesto durante el reinado de Felipe III tanto en el plano material como en el plano ideologico y tuvo sus influjos en la organizacion de esta expedicion maritima. Los logros nauticos y cartograficos de la misma demuestran la capacidad material y el potencial humano de la Monarquia Hispanica a inicios del siglo XVII. Su exito tambien se debio a una cooperacion iberica, posible en aquel tiempo en el que las coronas de Espana y Portugal estaban unidas en un mismo destino. EnglishThe Nodal brothers’ expedition to the Straight of Magellan and Tierra de Fuego was undertaken shortly before the completion of the Twelve Years’ Truce between the Spanish Monarchy and the Dutch Republic (1609-1621), to verify the new interoceanic pass discovered by the Dutch expedition commanded by Jacob Le Maire and Willem Schouten in 1616. This article tries to realice a new analysis of this expedition to approximate the meaning it had in the political context of that time around an idea: the domain of the seas. This idea manifested itself during Philip III’s reign both on the material and ideological context and had its influence on the organization of this maritime expedition. It’s nautical and cartographic achievements, demonstrate the material capacity and the human potential of the Hispanic Monarchy at the beginning of the 17th century. Its success was also due to an Iberian cooperation, possible at that time when the Spanish and Portuguese crowns were united in same destination.

“El poder está en el mar”. La expedición de los hermanos Nodal (1618-1619)