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A vibrant, humorous mural, executed in the style of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper," is prominently displayed, framed by lush artificial green foliage. The scene depicts thirteen figures gathered around a long dining table, laden with food, in what appears to be a Mexican-themed restaurant in Madrid, Spain. The figures are caricatures or recognizable individuals, humorously replacing the original biblical apostles. The central figure, in the position of Jesus, is a woman with long dark hair, reminiscent of actress Salma Hayek. To her left, figures include a man wearing a large mariachi sombrero, another with hands raised in surprise, and a character identifiable as El Chapulín Colorado, distinguished by his red cap and antennae. A small, child-like figure playing a stringed instrument is also present on this side. To the central figure's right, notable individuals include a man with a white mask, a laughing man, a long-haired man with a beard, and a man resembling filmmaker Guillermo del Toro. The dining table is covered with a white cloth and features dishes of tacos, small round bread-like items (possibly tortillas or pan dulce), and glasses of drinks, all contributing to the Mexican culinary theme. The expressions of the participants vary, showing surprise, smiles, and engaged conversation, conveying a festive and lighthearted atmosphere. Above the mural, a dark green board displays colorful chalk writing in Spanish: "pastor y ni un taco me faltará alabado sea." This phrase translates to "pastor (referring to tacos al pastor) and not a single taco will be missing for me, praise be," cleverly intertwining religious language with Mexican food culture. The overall display is a playful and culturally rich homage to both iconic art and Mexican cuisine.
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