La Revolución de las Facturas: Learn Argentine Bakery & Revolutionary Vocabulary

A sacramento (pastry named for the sacrament) who struggles with the revolution's methods but believes in its cause.

A medialuna de manteca who was once left out overnight and 'saw things'. Now handles reconnaissance.

A cañoncito (little cannon) who takes his name VERY seriously. Head of military operations. Wants to attack now, plan later.

A suspiro (meringue, literally 'sigh') who documents the revolution through verse. Fragile but passionate.

Third-generation baker. Her grandmother was an anarchist who helped name the facturas.

An old vigilante (long rectangular pastry with quince paste) who remembers 'the old days'. Named for the night watchmen, he takes his duty seriously.

Works at bakery to fund university, has 'seen everything' (hasn't)

The most decorated factura (literally—coconut flakes). Believes facturas must reclaim their revolutionary heritage, then take down global capitalism, starting with the USA.

A bola de fraile (friar's ball/berliner) who uses his religious-sounding name to recruit. Secretly the best public speaker.