Once upon a time, some men with greasy hair and a hoarse voice lived in a big town surrounded by marvelous lake. One day, some pigs, with the help of nasty witches escaped from a priest's farm and turned all at once the men into sheeps, creating the largest animal kibuz ever seen on heart. The pigs ruled, but on a certain day, some carriages, pulled by silver horses and rode by musicians with amazing instruments, passed through that town and decided to stop to admire the beauty of those landscapes full of hills with olive trees and vineyards. The musicians also dicovered that the pork meat was delicious, so they began to hunt pigs. With the help of some fairies who lived in the hollow trunk of very ancient olive tree, they set the sheeps free from pig's tyranny and turned them into men again. So the roast pork festival was born, always represented by fairies bringing supreme wine and tasting oil on table.