Barcelona has several outstanding debts to its icons. Peret, the king of rumba, has been waiting for a street for over six years, and Copito de Nieve's path to becoming part of the city's street name list is longer and more arduous than the one that took him from Equatorial Guinea to the Catalan capital. Since the opening of the 1992 Games, the city has a sculpture that pays tribute to her. Now, hidden and half-abandoned for years. Down some stairs from Ronda Litoral, there's a closed and fenced-off establishment. A beach bar that once housed a restaurant, but is now covered in graffiti and protected by metal fences. A gamba like the one the artist has in Port Vell to crown a bronze fountain