Mexico City Infrarealists: During the 1970s, these rebel poets drafted manifestos in cafes, birthing a punk literary movement that now pairs perfectly with spicy edamame in Tokyo-style izakayas.


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Master of Poets, punk, and small plates in Mexico and Tokyo
Mexico City Infrarealists: During the 1970s, these rebel poets drafted manifestos in cafes, birthing a punk literary movement that now pairs perfectly with spicy edamame in Tokyo-style izakayas.

galleta Street Manifesto and Edamame
Out on the street, Shake up the elite, Spicy green heat!

galleta The frantic energy of Mexico City's literary underground matches the driving basslines of 1980s Spanish post-punk bands.

galleta Infrarealist manifestos demanded that poets live on the streets, a philosophy we illustrate through chaotic, hand-stamped typographic collages.

galleta Sort the zine pages to discover how Infrarealist poetry connects Mexico City and Tokyo.
Infrarealist origins: The real-world Infrarealists were famously banned from several Mexico City literary workshops for being too disruptive and loud.

Our fusion menu's chili-lime edamame fuses Japanese soybeans with which classic Mexican chili-lime seasoning?
What is a Japanese izakaya, which serves as the structural inspiration for our Latin-Asian fusion menu?
Which decade saw the rise of both the Infrarealist poets in Mexico and the post-punk music scene in Spain?
In which city did the real-world Infrarealist poets gather to write their rebellious manifestos during the 1970s?
Which real-life literary movement did Roberto Bolaño co-found in 1975, which inspired the novel The Savage Detectives?
What visual art technique uses cut-up newspapers and mismatched typewriter fonts to create a chaotic, rebellious design?