Madridistas por el Mundo: @RMOpinion
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What is the background of Pablo, the guest on this episode?
Hello everyone, welcome back to Madridistas por el Mundo, the first edition of this year, 2015. We took a break during Christmas and it got a bit longer, but we're back again. And we have Pablo with us today. On Twitter you will know him as madridistaobjetivo or arroba rmopinion. How are you, Pablo? How are you? Hello, good, good. And you? Well, here we are. And well, you know that we like people to introduce themselves more than us. So, well, tell us what you want from you. Very good. Well, I'm a madridista, obviously. I currently live in Nuremberg. I'm from Jaén. I'm 24 years old and I studied computer science and I'm working as a computer scientist here in Germany. Very good. Have you been there for a long time?
No, just a little bit, since October. Well, you've just arrived. You still don't speak German as a cross, do you? No, no. Not even from afar, come on. Not even from afar. Like a guardian, if you will. Yes, come on. Well... And why are you from Real Madrid? Tell me, by tradition, family? By family, by my father.
How does living in Germany affect Pablo's experience as a Madridista?
Since I was little, I watched the games with my father and he was the one who educated me. In that sense, in many others as well, but well, in that one more. In football, you instilled the Madridism. And well, what does that mean for you, being from Real Madrid or being a Madridista? Well, above all, it's... Supporting the team... Every day... Whenever you play... Even when you don't play... Day by day... You're aware of your team... And... And support it... As you deserve... Even when you don't deserve it... Also... And... Real Madrid... What does it mean to you? As a team... As an institution... As an emblem... Well... The truth is that... It's an important part... Of my life... Because... I live it... Well... Those days... And... Also...
It's also a way to be closer to my father, because since I was a kid I've been watching the games with him, he took me to the field, and now I don't, sadly, because I'm away. But being in Spain, it's a tradition to sit down with my father to watch football. Now that you mention being away, how do you deal with being in Madrid and being away from Spain? Well, luckily it's easy to find here in Germany. It's even legal to find streaming on the internet. So I can be following the games without much difficulty. I prefer to watch it at home, the truth is, because I'm not very into bars. And I like to watch it more calmly. So it's easy to follow it. And well... luckily I live with a lot of Spaniards and there are several Madridistas so we can also exchange opinions And the advantages that you see to those Madridistas outside of Spain?
Well, it shows you don't have to endure so much garbage around the team especially in terms of the press and such I don't know if it will be in German but as I don't understand it much I don't know And advantages? Advantages? Well... Disadvantages. Ah, disadvantages. Sorry, yes. Well, not being from Madrid, going to the field is not very noticeable either. I go to the field once a year, so that's not a problem. And above all that, not being able to see the games with my father, which was something I did almost always. Well, you told me that there are madridistas at work, then apart from work, out of that environment. ¿Hay mucho más madridistas en la zona donde vives, en Nuremberg, o no mucho? Pues la verdad es que no se ve mucho, no se ve mucho.
What challenges does Pablo face as a Madridista living abroad?
En la comunidad española hay de todo, y en cuanto a alemanes te conocen lo típico, que si Ronaldo, Messi, tienen cada uno su favorito, pero ambiente madridista se ve poco. ¿Y anti-madridista? ¿Anti-madridista? Well, no, not really. And being close to Muni may seem weird, but here they are very anti-Bayern, because they have regional rivalry. Although Nuremberg is in second place right now, but they have regional rivalry there, so anti-Madridismo is not seen much. For the part of Bayern, which is what it could be the most. Yes, of course, the part that could touch you the most. And well, you told us that you see the matches on stream, in general, right? Any specific website?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the background of Pablo, the guest on this episode?
0:30–1:57
2
How does living in Germany affect Pablo's experience as a Madridista?
1:57–4:52
3
What challenges does Pablo face as a Madridista living abroad?
4:52–7:10
4
How does Pablo follow Real Madrid games while in Germany?
7:10–9:52
5
What are Pablo's favorite memories of attending Real Madrid matches?
9:52–12:18
6
How does Pablo feel about the current state of Real Madrid?
12:18–13:54
7
What role do social media and community play for Madridistas abroad?
13:54–15:29
8
What are Pablo's thoughts on the future of Real Madrid and his personal aspirations?
15:29–33:21