The article highlights the resilience of seafood markets in a popular metropolis during the COVID-19 pandemic and the health emergency, ensuring adequate supply and adherence to safety measures like social distancing, mask-wearing, and sanitization. Despite slight price fluctuations, seafood remains affordable for customers, with a variety of offerings including sardines, whiting, anchovies, sole, shrimps, and more. The market's crowded fishmonger departments and the rise in e-commerce for fish sales, complete with home delivery, reflect the industry's adaptability in challenging times. The article also touches on the challenges posed by speculators and the positive impact of reduced fishing activities on water disinfection and environmental health.