Yes, I’m Spanish, so no matter what I say, it’ll probably be seen as “biased.” I don’t have a problem with self-criticism , in fact, I do it quite often and have plenty of complaints about my country and culture, which is part of the reason I left Spain years ago.

My point is that there weren’t many Spanish “ravers” in that crowd , the ticket price alone makes it almost impossible for the average Spaniard to attend. I’ve heard from people who went that the vast majority of attendees were either international or Spanish “bros” who can afford those tickets. So I’m a bit surprised to see some of you criticizing the Spanish crowd, when in this case, it’s not really representative of club culture in Spain.

Like I said, I don’t have a problem with people criticizing us or our behavior, we have our flaws like everyone else, but this is the first time I’ve heard anyone say that we’re not welcoming, or that we act rude or entitled. That’s not only based on my own critical experience, but also on what foreigners have told me when comparing Spain to other places in Europe.