In Northeastern Brazil, a traveling salesman named José Araújo arrives in Jardim dos Caiacós and successfully sells his fabric to a Turkish man named Turco. He attends a ball, meets Turco's 40-something-year-old virgin daughter Dualiba, and they have an affair. After Dualiba tells her father, José Araújo is forced to marry her. Feeling trapped, José Araújo changes his name to Ojuara and becomes a fearless cowboy, riding through the countryside. He becomes a legend, known for defeating the devil and bullies, and meets various women along the way, including a prostitute named Jacirene, a circus acrobat named Sue, a woman with a "toothed vagina" named Mãe de Pantanha, and the daughter of a powerful farmer named Eleonora.
O Homem Que Desafiou o Diabo
Zé Araújo, a man forced into a loveless marriage and subjected to a degrading work routine by his father-in-law, transforms into Ojuara, a rebellious hero who rejects societal norms and indulges in a life of excess.
