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La cueva de Salamanca (The Cave of Salamanca) deception to remain unnoticed (at least for another night). In the work, the student refers to himself using the adjective salamantino. This adjective is a direct reference to his origins in Salamanca. Leonarda however uses the adjective salamanqueso. This is a play on words. A salamanqueso is a salamander which, according to legend, lives in fire. According to alchemists, the salamander is in fact the spirit of fire. To many in Latin America, this animal is associated with witchcraft (Ezquerro 50). "La cueva de Salamanca" is not Cervantes' only work that touches on Spanish superstition surrounding Salamanca. In his short