"Auto da Compadecida" is a Brazilian play written by Ariano Suassuna in 1955. It combines elements of comedy and drama, telling the story of two poor men, Chicó and João Grilo, who navigate life in a small town in northeastern Brazil. The play explores themes of faith, morality, and social inequality through their humorous and clever antics. The narrative incorporates elements of Northeast Brazilian culture, including folklore and religious beliefs. It features characters such as Our Lady of Compassion, who intervenes in the lives of the protagonists, highlighting the struggle between good and evil. The play has been adapted into films and remains a significant work in Brazilian literature.