Carlos Zann and Lara Costafreda invite you on a personal, unique, and passionate journey through iconic and lesser-known sites of Barcelona. From descending and ascending Las Ramblas to viewing the city from the heights of Montjuc, exploring the novels and writers who have celebrated it, admiring Antoni Gaud's legacy, enjoying a sunset in the Barri Gtic, and losing yourself in the captivating gaze of Pepe Carvalho or Juan Marse's characters, this Tintablanca is an intimate portrait of the city, showcasing its human and cosmopolitan side, as a multicultural, educated, contradictory, and ever-changing capital. Carlos Zann describes it as 'a city you can't stay mad at for long, as everything it does, good or bad, is without intent or will. It's nervous and electrifying, promiscuous, impulsive, and timid, addicted to salon romanticism, Wagnerian epic, and the endless soap opera of the bourgeois novel.'