A group of Portuguese tourists caused indignation in Seville after being filmed to sing and dance inside a source in Plaza de La Alianza, in the historic neighborhood of Santa Cruz. The images were released on social networks and quickly became viral, generating criticism from local residents and Spanish users.
To the sound of popular music “whistles the train”, the Portuguese were filmed by a resident while having fun inside the source. The video, shared on social networks, raised a wave of criticism. “They are not tourists, they are barbarians who have no respect for our city,” wrote the author of the publication.
The reactions multiplied. “Didn’t they give them a fine?” Or “Is this the quality tourism we bring to the city?” Asked some users. Others were equally outraged: “They are very grown to make these parvoids.”
Jesús Vera Muñoz, a resident who shared the video, also claims that one of the individuals will have urinated on a Seville Alcácer wall, one of the city’s most iconic monuments.
Not all, however, condemned the group’s behavior. There were those who considered the episode a bad joke, but without gravity. “The barbarians are a tiny minority. It cannot be generalized,” wrote one user.
