by Francisco de Quevedo · Ed. Perello · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788419365248
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El Buscón (1626) tells the story of Pablos de Segovia, a young man of humble origins who seeks to climb the social ladder through deception and fraud. Throughout the novel, he faces a corrupt society full of falsehoods, where values have been distorted and appearance prevails over truth. With a sharp and satirical style, Quevedo criticizes social hypocrisy and the constant struggle for a status that is never achieved, showing human miseries and the failure of a system based on deceit.
