Well, here it goes, the most difficult question ever; "About me".

Hi there!

I'm a traveling enthusiast - born and raised in Barcelona. For some time now, I've had the chance to be a digital nomad (not as fancy as it sounds), so I'm flowing and flying around trying to find my place - or my people.

I could describe myself as a; science nerd, motorbikes lover, shameless dancers, (proudly) the worst singer ever - or just the funniest singer ever - passionate cook, sports addict, science nerd, and a bit of an hedonist.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Currently, I decided to stay in Barcelona for a few months.

I'm trying to re-discover the town that once I knew better than myself. Great thing, this city is so alive and constantly changing, giving me the chance to still be surprised.

So, while I'm living here I want give the chance to like-minded travelers to fall in love with the Barcelona, in the same way as I do every day.

Interests

• culture
• dancing
• cooking
• dance music
• sports
• eating
• long walks
• playing uno

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Not the best at judging myself but;

I once walked out of home at the morning with my backpack and my laptop, and after working for 2h, just decided to head straight to the airport and fly anywhere (anywhere with WiFI, I still had to work 😅).

I also used to do youtube pranks back in the days, so I guess there are some "crazy" things I've done: youtube.com/masterpranks.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can offer an unforgettable experience.

I know the city better than most do - food, drinks, activities, nature, art, secrets, etc.

How about; watching the sunrise from el Tibidabo, then taking a motorbike down as the sun lightens the city, to have a marvelous breakfast at my fav brunch spot, then taking a walk around the labyrinthine streets of El Born and El Gotic, grabbing an iced coffee and a cookie, to chill by the Ciutadella Park (if you feel generous, give half of the cookie to a playful duck), and once we start feeling hot we can go by the beach to enjoy a fresh breeze, until we fancy a bite at El Raval, at the best Mexican rest I've ever been at - and I lived in Mexico, so that's a lot to say - after eating, we take a short ride to enjoy views from of the city from Montjuic, maybe take a few photos to make sure you're not forgetting anything, and then get back to el Born where we'll find a cozy wine spot, with a balcony in a second floor (which very few people know about), from where we'll enjoy a great wine, views to the church, and luckily live music, and that not all because our trip continues to... ? Well, I think I don't need to reveal everything yet.

I hope you get the idea, I lived amazing experiences in my hometown, and I don't think it's fair for others to not have similar memories, to not see the potential of Barcelona, and fall in love with it.

Countries I’ve Visited

Brazil, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Paraguay, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine

Countries I’ve Lived In

Mexico, Poland, Spain