When traveling outside our borders, the last thing we imagine is finding Spanish products. They do not exist or, in the best of cases, they are different and are marketed by another food brand. That's why we were excited when we found it exactly the same.
That is what happened to the tiktoker Elena Gortari, who has surprised her millions of followers by showing the Spanish product that has been found in a lost village in the Maldives, where she is traveling.
"Canaries of the world, what is the last thing you can imagine being sold in the Maldives that is yours?" she excitedly asks her followers.
He does so after having found a store where they sold Tirma, a chocolate bar that is very popular on the islands: "I have always heard that Tirma is Canarian. Well, we are in a town lost in the damn Maldives and there is a town of 2,000 inhabitants. I'm freaking out, man.
Gortari cannot help but show his surprise at the discovery. And he takes the opportunity to show his chest: "You know that the Canarians have come far when they literally sell Canarian chocolates in a damn town. In shock. I'm in shock."
The Spanish woman is not the only one surprised. "Chacho, freak out. Tirma has reached more places than Quevedo," jokes a user of this social network. "Tirma in the Maldives, but not on the peninsula," laments another. "There isn't even one in Madrid," some say. And some take the opportunity to show their chest: "Proud of my islands."
