The three reasons why Leo Harlem has stopped seeing Barcelona

Leo Harlem went to the set of ‘El Hormiguero’ to present the new show that he will star in Madrid next March and revealed a completely unknown aspect of him. The Leonese comedian, to the astonishment of Pablo Motos, learned Catalan thanks to FC Barcelona. “You learned to broadcast Barça matches in Catalan”, expressed the presenter encouraging his guest to give more details. “At that time I was a big football fan, so there were videos of memorable Barça matches that only came in CatalanLeo confessed. “Based on seeing them, Catalan came out,” he added before giving a demonstration with a broadcast in which he mentioned myths like Romario or Guardiola. “All this is from hearing it times and times and times.”

I know a lot about football in general. I’ve been disconnected a lot lately, things as they are”, he continued. And it is that Harlem has insisted on how much he has liked football throughout his life, but recently all that has changed for three powerful reasons. “I have always been a great soccer fan, and of the Spanish National Team and loose players. It’s just that I loved football, I liked it a lot. But lately I’m tired”.

First, Harlem mentions sports betting: “When the issue of betting came in and I didn’t like it”. Secondly, the relationship that football has with politics and on some occasions has even divided the fans of the same club: “I don’t like the excessively political linkage of the clubs either”.

And lastly, what he calls a lack of nobility: “Football is being played now, and let me say it on your show, it is played as with the pandemic. Since there was no public, you shrieked and let yourself fall: missing, they whistled for you. And now it’s being played like that again and I don’t like it. It wastes a lot of time, a guy gets hit in the shoulder and touches his face, gets hit in one ankle and grabs the other… But focus! If it looks… I wish there was a little more nobility”, Sentenced the actor and comedian.

His defense of “the Spanish tavern”

Leo Harlem later analyzed what he considers an “invasion” of English due to the number of terms that are now used in bars and restaurants: “You go to the sites and you don’t see a single word in Spanish. Afterwork, brunch, the names of the mixed drinks… Everything is in English. This invasion seems excessive to me, ”she declared.

I really like that bar of all life, terrazzo, with that little showcase, that hostile guy, the cloth that has shit that has cleaned Altamira’s entrance… But it gives flavor. That curtain of plastic macaroons that has ripped off how many glasses (…). It was for the flies they said it was so they wouldn’t come in but in reality it was so they wouldn’t come out because they were all inside the bar. How we have grown up! ”, He remembered amused before analyzing other details such as the bathroom, the cistern or “the hygienic cardboard” instead of the toilet paper.

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The three reasons why Leo Harlem has stopped seeing Barcelona