Tragicomedia de Lisandro y Roselia llamada Elicia, y por otro nombre cuarta obra y tercera Celestina.

In the bustling university town of Salamanca, the young scholar Lisandro finds himself entangled in a web of love, ambition, and witty intrigue. When he meets the spirited Roselia, their flirtatious banter quickly reveals deeper desires and hidden motives. The narrative swirls between sharp comedy and sudden melancholy, reflecting the vibrant social scene of 16th‑century Spain with a lively cast of scholars, courtesans, and scheming relatives.

As Lisandro pursues Roselia’s affection, the pair must navigate meddling family members, jealous rivals, and the ever‑present whispers of a clever go‑between reminiscent of the legendary Celestina. The author’s prose dances between brisk dialogue and occasional lyrical verses, offering a keen observation of the era’s customs and the folly of pretensions. The mysterious origin of the work adds an extra layer of intrigue, inviting listeners to savor both the story and its elusive literary heritage.