It may not seem like it, but Raphael Marques’ “hareburger” is “the conjunction of the entire universe. It is the representation or the very material existence, on a smaller scale, of the best of the farthest galaxies.” The boy born and raised in Leme developed his own language to talk about his invention, after all, the soyburger he sells on the beach is out of this world. “It is very difficult to convey the existential totality of the hareburger in earthly language.” His charm as a seller comes from this seemingly senseless conversation, but the secret to his success is the “hareburger.” On the sands of Ipanema, many vegetarians and other curious people have smacked their lips with the most creative meatless sandwich in the entire intergalactic universe of the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro. Soyburger on sesame bun, “mind-blowing” cheddar cheese to help with the transfer of internal worlds in rotating circumstances, “psychedelic” tomatoes, “esoteric” lettuce, and homemade “transcendental” mustard sauce with fine herbs.