Since we all Spanish, then what is our Spanish hometown?

I have a worthy candidacy –

BARCELONA, the capital of Cataluna, the best province of his majesty El Rey de España; the major commercial Hub and the center of Peninsular democracy; “the Sweet Spot,” populated by business-like Spanish New Yorkers; our common motherland.

This place is worth visiting. My family has been there only once. When I will learn Spanish, I will come back, because –

Girls of Costa Brava are dressed like women of Cote d'Azur, that's the best memory of my teenage years.

I can try “culinary foam” only at El Bulli and nowhere else.

Also I want to learn more about a man called Cristofol Colom, a Catalan nobleman-pirate, who had to airbrush his past to conceal his participation in a conspiracy against the Aragon dynasty.

I would like to take a look at the Sagrada Familia again. Maybe they already finished that construction; may be they plan to do it after the completion of the Central.

And of course this time, I will to get to Ibiza, the World Club Capital, the center of Balearic Caribs.

My father once quoted George Orwell: “I would sooner be a foreigner in Spain than in most countries.” I won't have to do it this time.

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