Madridistas por el mundo: César (@MouNfills)
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What is the purpose of the 'Madridistas por el Mundo' section?
Hello and good morning to everyone.
Happy Friday. Here we are in a new thing that we are going to do here in Objetivo Cibeles, which is called Madridistas por el Mundo. You don't have to be very smart to know what it's about. We are going to try to get closer and interview Madridistas, who, luckily or unfortunately, it will depend on each case, do not live in Spain, they live far from the capital of Spain, far from Madrid, outside of the Spanish national territory. And we are going to try to post an audio every Friday, we will try to interview different tweeters, not only people from the web, today we have the luck that it is a person from our web, who is César Moufils on Twitter. What's up César, how are you?
Hello, nice to meet you and nice to be able to launch this new section on the web.
What do you think?
You think it's a good idea, right?
Who is César and what is his background?
Yes, of course. I think that palpating a little the feeling of the people who are outside of Spain, I think it's fine, of course.
That's why, because Clubes Madrid is an international club, not like others that are from the smallest places. So, before I introduce you, I'd rather you introduce yourself. I've introduced you, I'm not introducing you, you introduce yourself.
Let's see, describe yourself a bit, or tell us what you want to say about yourself. Well, as you already know, César Monfils on Twitter, I'm 43 years old, I've lived in London for almost 4 years, I'm an airman, I don't know, I think since I have... use of reason, he already does a lot of that, and I don't know, well, a little more, right? What else do you want to ask?
I don't know, explaining yourself as you are and that always costs a little, right?
What insights does César share about living as a Madridista in London?
It's complicated, it costs me too. You could have taken the opportunity to talk a little about your podcast or something, I don't know if I have to mention it.
Well, the Moe's Hour, which almost everyone knows, or at least a lot of people know it, is an idea that comes from two things, from my Muriñismo, which is very, I don't know if I can say as big as my Madridismo, but it's very big, and from Walter's Hour, what happens is that I changed the W for the M, and from there the idea came up a bit, at first. Well, I started doing it alone and with time we have been perfecting it. We are in the second season. I am not very happy. We have had good acceptance. Today I do it with Dani, with arroba Dani-Bullo on Twitter. And the project started with Padelcast, with arroba Padelcast. But, well, because of circumstances, we had to...
How does being a Madrid fan influence César's life abroad?
We took each other on our path and we are happy, we have a good acceptance and I think we like it. And what we talk about a little, we try to do something a little different, which is to play more themes from the premiere and now logically that we are, it makes it a little easier. That's a little bit of love.
It's very well described, it's a podcast that I recommend to everyone, especially if they like international football, and in particular the Premier League, because Dani is a crack and you too, and when I've gone I've had a great time, let's see if I go again, because I have less time than I know. So nothing, and well, the question, before you said you were from Madrid when you were little, why are you from Madrid? Because of family tradition? Because you chose it? You don't know?
Eh... No, the truth is that at that time I was 7 or 8 years old, I lived in Mallorca and it was very common, the summer trophies that have now been lost with these tours that the teams do now.
What advantages and disadvantages does César face as a Madrid fan outside Spain?
In Ciudad de Palma, right?
Exactly, Ciudad de Palma, right? And Madrid was almost massive, I used to go almost every year. And things of life, well, with a friend of the family, he was very madridian, the gentleman was from Madrid, he passed away a few years ago, but hey, he was a great guy, and in one of those, well, I was already seven years old, I think, I got to see a match, and from there, no, there were a lot of madridian people, because logically in Mallorca, well, there were, at that time, there were a lot of people from the peninsula who were working there, now there are too, but... Now there are, yes.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the purpose of the 'Madridistas por el Mundo' section?
0:30–1:30
2
Who is César and what is his background?
1:30–2:23
3
What insights does César share about living as a Madridista in London?
2:23–3:11
4
How does being a Madrid fan influence César's life abroad?
3:11–4:08
5
What advantages and disadvantages does César face as a Madrid fan outside Spain?
4:08–5:10
6
How does César watch Real Madrid matches in the UK?
5:10–5:43
7
What memorable experiences does César have from attending matches?
5:43–6:16
8
What does César envision for the future of Real Madrid and his own connection to the club?
6:16–29:22