Orzo soup is a dish with roots in various Mediterranean cuisines, especially Italian. In Latin America, although not as common in its traditional form, this soup has taken on different variations and names depending on the country. For example, in some places it is known as "thin noodle soup" or simply "pasta soup." In Mexico and other countries, orzo can be substituted with angel hair pasta, maintaining the essence of a comforting and nutritious soup. This recipe, which combines classic elements like broth made from bones and meat with the delicate texture of orzo, has become popular due to its simplicity and homemade flavor. Furthermore, its long and careful preparation allows for the full flavor of the ingredients to be extracted, making it an ideal dish for cold days or for those seeking a meal that nourishes the body and soul.