In 17th-century Spain, Lucas Trapaza is a lazy liar and con artist who does everything he can to live off others.
Lucas Trapaza is starving and in order to get food he needs a suit that won't give him away as a rogue.
It narrates the pains and sorrows that came to Lucas during the festivities and joys of a carnival.
Lucas Trapaza walks into a barber shop and gets a disastrous haircut. He enlists in the troops of Flanders to flee and be able to eat.
Trapaza and Alonso arrive in Seville where they become part of the Monipodio criminal association.
Through a rogue who pretends to be a gentleman Lucas and Alonso meet two ladies who are not the ladies they claim to be either. But everyone falls in love and trouble comes.
In which Lucas pursues a fortune and he is also pursued.
Of the events that Lucas witnessed one eventful night at a doctor's house.
Influence of the Moon in card games.
Lucas meets two old friends who make a trap and run away from Pedraza.
How all roads do not lead to Rome but are paved by money.
Pretending to be blind in the company of Casilda, Lucas, with the complicity of an innkeeper, tries to deceive a kind lawyer.
Deception that Lucas made to a merchant and the deception that resulted from this deception.
On a stormy night, Lucas takes refuge in the monastery and tells his friend Brother Blas about his latest adventures, already tired of them.
