A ‘TikToker’ known as ‘Blancavalcazar’, in a dynamic she carried out on her social network, caused controversy when she responded to one of her followers who asked her “why do all Latinos go to Spain?” To which she replied that she did not know why many dreamed of going to live there.
A Spanish woman on ‘TikTok’ has gone viral for her curious response in which she does not recommend Spain as a migratory country, since this country is not having its best economic moment.
‘Blancavalcazar’ assures that she has lived her entire life in Spain, but that in the last five years she had to migrate to other countries, and for three years she has been living in Panama, and comments that it is the best decision she has made in her life. because there he has found the opportunities he was looking for.
The vast majority of his followers are Latino and they tell him that one of their dreams is to go live in Spain, because they consider that Latin America is “a disaster,” while in Spain everything works better, say his fans.
In the video, which lasts approximately two and a half minutes, she tells what her life has been like since she lived in her country until she decided to emigrate to Latin America. She says that she does not understand how “Latinos dream of going to live there“and that they have a good opinion of Spain.
‘Blancavalcazar’ comments that several Spaniards see their country “that is in ruin” and that several entrepreneurs are looking for where to emigrate, because they do not look favorably on staying in Spain.
The ‘TikToker’ says that Latin America is much better off than Spain and assures that living in large capitals is very expensive and even if they manage to get a job, it would not be enough to maintain a good lifestyle.
Before finishing the video, the woman gives her followers some advice: she assures that before making such an important decision as emigrating to a European country, you have to do your research before leaving, since not everything is as they paint it.
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