Adapted by Jean-Louis Roncoroni who retained some of the adventures of the anonymous Spanish picaresque novel of 1554, "The Life of Lazarillo de Tormès", the first of its kind that influenced all the following, from Don Quichotte to Gil Blas. a decade, goes from master to master. He is always hungry, and he always hopes that his new master will give him food to the measure of his appetite. He thus falls successively into the hands of a rather wicked blind man who always shares the food unequally, of a priest who is a very good man but has no appetite, and finally of a noble groom who has great pace, but not a dime in your pocket ...
