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There is the sea, vast and spacious, teeming with creatures beyond number- living things both large and small
There the ships go to and fro, and Leviathan, which you formed to frolic there.
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Psalm 104:25-26, The Holy Bible.


In the Bay of Cadiz also swim plenty of human fish, big and small. With their interests and intentions ordered by complex entwined ecosystems: the yearly cycle marks each one of their expansions and contractions.
Between this myriad of activities and inside the leisure circle , different factors execute a balanced dance: locals enjoying their normal atmosphere, migratory ones returning year after year and errant ones which may never come back. Their habits and geographic consumptions are different, but must coexist in synergy. However, two phenomena are giants by their own merits, major socioeconomic and ecologic impact factors: Cruise tourism and Music Festivals. Each one of them has a marked personal character, have a different target audience and promise different geographical uses.
The Great Metal M***erF****er is a Leviathan born from both leisure phenomena: it joins the possibilities each activity has to offer and solves the problems they face when existing separately. It upgrades the experience of each of the leisure habits treated and adds a common attractive to each one of them created by the mere coexistence. This symbiosis is not limited to the activities solved, but the position occupied in the whole bay theatre of operations: it also makes them fit harmonically into the whole leisure dance, contributing to the eurythmy of the whole more than they did separately.