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In this article I approach to the outlines of the refoundation of the Jewish Community of Daroca (Saragosa) in the mid fifteenth century, after its dissolution as a result of the Dispute of Tortosa, and the integration of the first converts generation in the city. Besides, I study through the Jews witnessing in the Inquisition —confronted with documentation of the Royal Chancery, the Notary Protocols and the Acts of the Council— the interrelationship between the second generation Jewish converts with a modest aljama , composed mainly of artisans and small traders. Such coexistence is outlined in two areas, with a very different profile: personal antagonism and business competition, on one side, and the permanence of social and labor, kinship, affection and friendship, as well as cultural and beliefs persistence of the neo-Christians

La comunidad judía y conversa de Daroca (Zaragoza) en el siglo XV: refundación, vida cotidiana y círculos de sociabilidad