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: Berganza recounts his life story in the style of a picaresque novel, moving from one master to another (a butcher, a shepherd, a merchant, a corrupt constable, and even a witch).

For further reading, you can explore the full text on the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes or check out academic insights from Britannica . El coloquio de los perros / Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra El Coloquio De Los Perros Miguel De Cervantes...

The story is technically a "story within a story." It is introduced in the preceding novella, El casamiento engañoso (The Deceitful Marriage), where a soldier named Campuzano claims to have overheard the dogs talking while recovering from illness at the Hospital of the Resurrection. Cervantes leaves it to the reader to decide if the dialogue was a fever-induced hallucination or a genuine miracle. : Berganza recounts his life story in the

: Through Berganza's "unfiltered" canine eyes, Cervantes critiques the hypocrisy, greed, and corruption of 17th-century Spanish society. Cervantes leaves it to the reader to decide