This a perfect example of a masculine family business. One father who always shouts at the passing clients and two sons who serve the customers. All three look almost the same. I mean the father looks a little bit older than his sons but they have more or less the same faces, all three of them. It looks like their face was shaped by the rich influences of the central market. The father likes to be heard and all his sentences end with the characteristically pronounced “hoy” (today). Their stall is relatively big and in the wide range similar to El Ruina. Shiny dogfish, scampi, prawns, soles, hakes, farmed sea breams, mussels and few fish I have never seen before.