The young researcher Alejandra Ángeles Dorantes, from the University of Guadalajara, has traveled to Pamplona, invited by the group TriviUN and with the advice of Miguel Zugasti, to advance in her Master's degree thesis on the comedy Amor es más laberinto, written jointly by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and Juan de Guevara. The director of the thesis is Dr. Guillermo Schmidhuber, from the University of Guadalajara.

Alejandra Ángeles has as goal a comparative reading of the aforementioned theatrical work with the Greek texts that Sor Juana used as a basis to tell the story of the myth of Theseus and the labyrinth of Crete. The Mexican researcher tries to identify which elements and characters the Hieronymite nun takes from the original myth and how she transforms them to adapt them to the dramatic context. Likewise, the thesis proposes an approach to the second workshop of Amor es más laberinto ( written by Guevara) where the Degree of Sor Juana's involvement in the text can be seen, especially in the creation of the funny Tuna.