The RTVE Play platform has premiered a documentary series presented by Iñaki Gabilondo about the history of the Spanish language. The program was interesting for observing how a majority linguistic community, consolidated and without threats to its subsistence, approaches the dissemination of its history out of simple cultural curiosity. Spanish does not need to defend itself or claim its existence. It occupies a position of institutional and political centrality that can be presented as a shared heritage solely due to its demographic preeminence. From the perspective of Catalan speakers, accustomed to our language being a battlefield and too often forcing us to justify ourselves to claim it, it was curious to see how the television exercise worked and if it could serve as an exportable model to other languages.