Bouillabaisse is a traditional French dish originating from the Provence region, specifically from the city of Marseille. This fish stew has its roots in the recipes of fishermen who used less commercial catches to prepare a nutritious and flavorful stew. Over time, bouillabaisse has transcended borders, and in different Latin American countries it is also known by similar names, although with regional variations in its ingredients and preparation. For example, in Mexico and Colombia it is common to find similar stews that combine fish and seafood with vegetables and spices, although they are not called Bouillabaisse. This recipe reflects the fusion between European tradition and local adaptations, offering a comforting dish ideal for those who enjoy the flavor of the sea and aromatic herbs.