El Sanador de Caballos

The story emphasizes the deep bond between the healer and the horses, but I wonder how much of that was based on historical practices versus creative license.

The backdrop of war and hardship added so much depth, but I'm curious whether real events influenced the plot or if it was more of a thematic choice.

The narrative gives voice to the horses in a way that made me think about their inner experiences — does anyone else feel like this added a new layer to the story?