Lazarillo de Tormes

A girl from Salamanca narrates, with irony and closeness, her childhood alongside Lázaro de Tormes, offering a more human and less idealized vision of the celebrated rogue. From the Roman Bridge, she evokes key episodes of the anonymous work published in 1554, such as the blind man's trick, while describing 16th-century Salamanca, marked by poverty and university life. The narrative intertwines history, literature, and the city: the Vettonian boar, the Tormes river, and Agustín Casillas' sculpture. An episode that shows how real experience and fiction merge in a key work of Spanish literature.