Perhaps because he won the last Jocs Florals prize with the book Descripció del món (Godall), Martí Sales (Barcelona, 1979) meets us in the garden of the Muñoz Ramonet Foundation, an oasis of trees, plants, and sculptural fountains that opened to the public ten years ago. A poet, narrator, translator, and singer – he was part of the fondly remembered Surfing Sirles – Sales received the prestigious award at the Saló de Cent of Barcelona City Council, where he took the opportunity to hand out leaflets to attendees in case they wanted to collaborate financially "with the struggle of the Vallcarca neighborhood against gentrification" and so that some residents could "wipe out the disproportionate fines from the police persecution to which the current council subjects them, while saying that the most important axis of its program is the right to housing".

"My car is the one that appears in all the videos: the white Golf with a red car on top. I was just saying these days that it was very clean because it had rained, and look," explains Joan Zaragoza (1993). He is number 10 and one of the captains of the football team of Godall (Montsià), the small town of 600 inhabitants that has been ground zero for the dana that has "devastated" the Terres de l'Ebre, a "catastrophe" of millions in economic losses. On Sunday he was in Godall, at his partner's house, sleeping with The one that is coming in the background. It was raining heavily, and they went out onto the balcony. When he said that maybe he should go down and get the car out, they asked him if he was crazy. There were already two feet of water.