Six Monteros praise the Virgin Mary and thank her for her immaculate conception; Of two in two they sing praises to the conception, and they retire in pairs after concluding their respective praises, while the rest interprets a melody
The old man captures the deer, who asks his captor to let him say goodbye to the mountains where he lived and had fun, but he is also grateful to Providence, for it is to be used to celebrate the conception of Mary; One of the Spanish captains thanks the old man and asks for a crown for the Virgin of Concepción and a mitre for the priest of the parish for his good work
