You have arrived at this home, at this table. It's your home and it's your table. On it you will see a parade of countless “Cinderellas” with popular Mexican food; They are dressed in festive clothes to be rediscovered by you. They are the fruit of the culture and ingenuity of our people. As you have seen them before in humble homes and in rich manners, in markets and in squares, with their working outfit or busy dresses.

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When you try to recognize them, dear diner, don't do it with a mold that hurts their dignity as sovereigns; You hardly need the steel that adorns other tables with a profusion of shapes. Something simpler, smoother and more delicate is enough for you. Don't you remember we are made out of corn?