The devil fell from glory is a 1971 Mexican film directed by José Estrada, about Don Eme (Ignacio López Tarso) an old poor and illiterate who works together with his nephew (Sergio Jiménez) a paper recycling business, when he goes to work in the United States, the old man does not know how to make the accounts of the business and has to close it to dedicate himself to being swallows in the streets of the center of Mexico City, Don Eme courtes the owner of a pollery, Nachita (Evita Muñoz "Chachita") who falls because of the momentary popularity that the cigarettemaker gets by winning a TV contest in Televiscentro. At that time he changes the roles and it is Nachita who seduces the cigarettemaker, together he tries to learn of memory and the movieDominoDominoDomino the poem "The bohemian toast" and he records a disco, one of the awards he works in the contest, and it is Nachita who seduces himself in the game.