In a world where ambition and madness intertwine, a noble Spaniard, Don Salluste, seeks to reclaim his status and fortune after being exiled due to his own machinations. Working on his strategy to return to high society, he decides to employ a servant, Blaze, who is as clumsy as he is loyal. The plot revolves around an elaborate plan to seduce a wealthy and powerful countess, all with the intention of charming her and exploiting her for his own interests.
With a script full of twists, misunderstandings, and comedic situations, the relationship between the nobleman and his servant is the heart of the story. The dynamic between them is hilarious, as Blaze, with his naivety and clumsiness, is constantly dragged into the madness of his master. As events unfold, the situation becomes complicated with the revelation of a character's true identity, leading to a series of confusions worthy of the best farces.
Set in a colorful and vibrant landscape, the film is a homage to the style of comedies of the time. With a satirical tone and humor that challenges social criticism, the conclusion reveals that true riches are not always found in gold, but rather in the friendships and human bonds formed along the way. The madness of the desire for greatness transforms into a lesson about the true nature of success.