Football in Barcelona

Absolutely.

Yeah, no, I totally agree.

And some fantastic cities to live in, yeah, for football.

I mean, Buenos Aires is probably the best football city in the world, in my opinion, for so many reasons.

So many clubs, so many history, great atmosphere, great culture.

Berlin, again, is one of the best cities in Europe for football.

So many different clubs, great city.

Madrid and, of course, Barcelona.

So, yeah, great stuff.

Okay, so today we're talking about Barcelona.

So give the listeners an idea of what the city of Barcelona is like.

So it's the second biggest city in Spain.

It's the capital of Catalonia up in Spain's north.

Give us a flavor of what the city is like and its culture.

So the city is very megacultural.

It meets a little bit of all over the world.

It meets people from South America, from different places, from Europe, from Asia, from Africa, and of course a lot of Spanish people.

Many of them are local, the Catalans.

But Catalonia had many immigrants for other parts of Spain, especially Andalusia and Extremadura during the 60s and 70s.

So, of course, it's Catalonia and the main language is Catalan, something that many people do not know, even people that arrive here to live.

And it's a great city.

It has many things to do, many things to see.

I have been living here for three years and I cannot say I really know the city.

I always find new things, discover new places.

And of course, Pueblo is a big chunk of the city.