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For some, gastronomy remains a question of passion. Of tackling increasingly more creative challenges. And also love for a trade and for the team of people who accompany them on their adventures, to the extent of feeling like a real family. This is the case of Germán Martitegui, considered the best chef in Argentina, number 10 in Latin America. On the 10th anniversary of his restaurant, Tegui, Germán decided to close its doors and up sticks with his entire team of 22 people – his family – to open a unique and unrepeatable experience lasting for 40 nights facing the Andes Mountain Range, creating a menu exclusively with local produce and matching it with the wines of another family – the one with blood ties – but who share the same passion, commitment and creativity, and who would be his hosts: the Michelini Brothers. The challenge of creating a restaurant from zero, in the open air, with nothing but fires and following the movement of the sun.

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Alfred Oliveri has been working in the audiovisual sector for more than 25 years as a producer, director and creator of TV formats. In Spain he developed the setups of Caiga quien Caiga, El Rayo and Trip. From his production company GlamoramaTV, he has developed contents for different TV channels in Spain and Argentina. He is the founder of the gastronomic platform House of Chef which, through short films, series and features, tells stories about cuisine and portrays the most important chefs worldwide.