"Educational dignity has won" and "It wasn't about money. We are fighting for a new educational model". These have been the messages of the two main banners of this Friday's teacher mobilization. The first was the banner at the head of the demonstration that gathered around 15,200 teachers in Barcelona's Lluís Companys promenade, according to the Guàrdia Urbana, and up to 90,000 according to the unions. A banner that, unlike those of recent demonstrations, was entirely yellow – the color in defense of public schools – and without the name of any union. The second banner is that of the stage in Parc de la Ciutadella, where the demonstration ended with speeches and a booing of teachers at the spokesperson for the USTEC union, Iolanda Segura, after the organization campaigned for a yes vote on the agreement with Education and in its own consultation, 65% of teachers voted against it.

"I'm very excited, there's a lot of hype and, as more time passes, the more nervous we are". The atmosphere around the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium is already imbued with the Bad Bunny phenomenon. Even though there are still more than 10 hours before the Puerto Rican artist steps onto the stage, hundreds of young people are queuing, waiting to enjoy a night that many are confident will be "incredible", "unique", or "a Super Bowl 2".