We've had our eye on Barcelona's most historic plaza for the past couple years as it's been scheduled for demolition. Bubble Magazine has this fantastic documentary that shows what exactly went down and how the locals are memorializing Sants, what they're doing with the benches and marble, and what the future holds:
"On February 5th, 2025, plaza de Sants fell silent. The concrete, now broken, remains — but the soul moved elsewhere. For years, it was a meeting point. A space shaped by skateboarding and time lived outside the rules, built through noise, presence, and making things work without permission. A way of life that won’t happen again. From Rackz Gallery, alongside snt4ever, came the need to keep that story from fading. Not to frame it or sell it, but to walk alongside it and let it exist through this documentary — raw, honest, and true to what it was. Over the past months, Blai Costa stood behind the camera, capturing gestures and moments that won’t be repeated. This documentary isn’t about nostalgia. It’s about the community that claimed the space, and the memories that keep rolling, even after the spot is gone. Art will save la plaza."
Marcos Lozano and @SNT_4_Ever feature heavily in our 2024 mini-doc all about the great city of Barcelona:
