GUERRA DE NUNCA ACABAR, LA

Pirulo the Thirty-first and Ventoso the Twenty-eighth are at war because of a dispute over something they can¿t remember. They have been fighting for so long that the heat and the fatigue leads their soldiers to agree on a ceasefire so they can bathe in the river that separates them.
Besides their general irritability, they have unexplainable habits such as biting their nails or devouring plate after plate of beans and sousages, with terrible smelly consequences for those around them.
For them, war is their life even though the economies of their respective nations are not buoyant and their warring ideas are not shared by their subjects.
One day, the battlefield turns into a marvellous playground full of friendship. In the light of this event and forced by the citizens, they have no option other than to sign a peace treaty, but, will they really be able to keep to it? Will those who have lived for and thanks to the war now want peace?