Once upon a time, there was a small coastal town where the inhabitants made a living from fishing and revered a special dish called Marmitako. This dish, made with potatoes, tuna, onion, and peppers, had a unique flavor that was said to have the power to transport those who tasted it to surreal dimensions. One day, a local chef named Electronic Manolo discovered a secret ingredient that would change the way Marmitako was perceived in the town: a magical powder that bestowed upon those who consumed it the ability to hear electronic music in their own thoughts. Determined to share this unique experience with his community, Electronic Manolo organized a surreal gastronomic festival called "Sonic Marmitako." He prepared large quantities of his enhanced version of Marmitako and served the delicious dish to the townspeople. Electronic music began to resonate in the minds of the diners as they enjoyed Sonic Marmitako. The sounds merged with the flavors of the dish, creating a sensory experience never before encountered in the small fishing village. Electronic music became the soundtrack of their lives, accompanying every bite of Marmitako. Soon, the town transformed into a magical place where reality and surreality blended. Fishermen danced in their boats as they cast their nets into the sea, and the waves responded with electronic rhythms. Seagulls joined the chorus, creating a unique symphony that echoed throughout the village. The fame of Sonic Marmitako spread beyond the borders of the town, attracting visitors from around the world who sought to experience this unique fusion of gastronomy and music. Electronic Manolo became a culinary legend, and the coastal town became a pilgrimage site for music and food enthusiasts. And so, in this surreal town, Marmitako and electronic music intertwined to create an experience that defied expectations and took everyone on an unforgettable sensory journey. By Borja Moskv