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Here you’ll find our encyclopedia of Spanish idioms. Spanish idioms by category: Life | Love | Money | Food | Animals | Body | Colors | Numbers | Mexican No hay tu tía. Literally means ‘there isn’t your aunt’ and is used to mean no way or not a chance. Me la suda. Literally means …
In Calle Comte Borrell, the beautiful new BIG Headquarters is bringing together amateur and professional improvisers in a space dedicated to connection, learning, fun, and comedy.
The little barrio of Sant Andreu to the northeast of the centre of Barcelona is a neighbourhood that many might not have even heard of, let alone visited. Here’s our guide to the Sant Andreu and several compelling reasons why you should visit.
Many of Barcelona’s best museums offer free entry once a month, including the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC), Museu Picasso and Museu d’Història de Barcelona (MUHBA). Find out which museums you can visit for free and when to go.
Kleta was founded in 2020 by German-born Falk Siegel and Argentine Diego Casabe. They met while working at Badi, the AI-powered room rental marketplace launched by Carlos Pierre.
Barcelona is widely known as the top skateboarding city in the world and as a mecca for the sport. While Los Angeles is the birthplace of modern skateboarding, Barcelona’s skateboarding culture started to explode after the 1992 Summer Olympics, which modernised and transformed the city.
Carlos Pierre is the founder and CEO of Badi, a new generation AI-powered rental marketplace. With +3M users, Badi connects tenants and landlords through matchmaking and allows anyone to post, search, chat and rent securely in record time.