Le Diable Boiteux V2 (1726)

Set in 18th-century Madrid, the narrative follows Cléofas, guided by Asmodée, a hunchbacked devil, on a revealing nocturnal tour of the city's secrets and vices. The second part introduces new characters, each embodying their own flaws, further critiquing Spanish society. Renowned for its satirical depth, the work is often likened to Pierre Choderlos de Laclos' "Les Liaisons dangereuses." This classic has inspired various adaptations, including theater and opera, highlighting its enduring cultural significance.