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00:00Allah is the Greatest, Allah is the Greatest
00:24I bear witness that there is no god but Allah
00:39Third day in Doha, there are less than 24 hours left for the match between Pachuca and Real Madrid for the final of the Intercontinental Cup
00:46And today I want to introduce you to José, a Spanish expatriate who has been in Doha for 5 years
00:51José
00:52Hi, how are you?
00:55How is life here in Doha?
00:58Very good, very quiet, very safe, the truth is
01:03You have told me that you are going to take a route through Doha to tell me a couple of things and how you live
01:08Yes, to show you the most popular areas of Qatar, which is the south, which is around here, about 7 minutes by car
01:17Well, let's go
01:19I follow you
01:23Let's go
01:34This is one of the largest monasteries in Doha
01:40And their preferential day of prayer is Friday
01:44Well, and now I'm going to take you to a Mexican restaurant, one of my favorites
01:54The chef's name is Pepe and he is a fan of Pachuca, so we are going to go and we are going to give him the can a little to see what he tells
02:04Well Felipe, here I bring you one of my favorite restaurants, Viva Mexico, a Mexican restaurant, here we have my friend Alex, how are you?
02:16Welcome
02:18Good food, but they are not so good for football
02:21Well, the fact that we don't like football is relative, I prefer any Mexican team to win than Real Madrid
02:30Are you going to Pachuca tomorrow?
02:32Of course
02:34I think 1-0, being Realistas, you don't have to ask so much
02:42Hey, how many years have you been here?
02:447 years, in fact I just turned 7 on December 13
02:47Well, tacos al pastor, barbacoa, bibia, who wins, Spain or Mexico in food?
02:55There I have a divided heart, the truth, because Mexico has very good food, but Spain is always a point above
03:05I already told you that 1-0
03:08They know they don't have an option and they won't have a chance
03:13Look, we are arriving at the area where the football world cup took place in 2022
03:20This was the main area where all the fans of the national teams gathered
03:28And from here they took the subway to the stadiums
03:33Here they started to sing, to support the team
03:38And here in this park, in the port, and from here they went to the stadiums
03:45A very good atmosphere was created here
03:47Look, it's a part that I really like about Argentines, Costa Ricans, Mexicans
03:52The part of patriotism, of feeling their national team, their country, they love their country
04:00And that was noticeable, that we don't have that anthem
04:05I really missed that in the stadiums, that pride to support my team
04:12We have a national anthem, a song sung
04:16And if it was noticeable in the stadiums, for example, the difference of anthems when Spanish was played
04:22It was the stadium in silence
04:24And when the national anthem of Mexico-Argentina was sung, you got goosebumps to listen to 40,000 people
04:32I saw people crying, literally
04:48And where are we going now?
04:50Well, now we are going to an area called El Subhuaquí, which is the most Arabic thing you can find here
05:03El Subhuaquí is a city in the south of Argentina, located in the south of the country
05:10Well, we have arrived to the south
05:13This is the most Arabic part, if you look at the structure
05:21And this is the area where they really like sweets
05:27Dates, nuts, and all that
05:30My favorite tea is Karak
05:33It's a mixture of tea, milk, and sugar
05:37It's the typical drink here
05:39You can't leave an Arab country without having had a cup of Karak
05:45What do we have there?
05:47I've heard, I don't know how to tell you exactly, I've heard several theories
05:51One of them is that when this neighborhood was made
05:55Supposedly, Emir came here and made them a symbol
06:02And in his honor, they put that
06:05But I don't know how to tell you, I didn't want to meddle, you know?
06:11And here we have baklava
06:15And this is the kumac
06:18One of your favorite desserts
06:21Yes, one of my favorite desserts
06:23I think everyone here is a fan of this dessert
06:29It has pistachios, walnuts, it's very tasty
06:32And this is the famous tea, what is it called?
06:34And this is the famous Karak tea
06:37In fact, I have shared this opinion with several friends of mine
06:42And at first it's not too funny
06:46But in the end you end up taking a special affection
06:53Tremendous
06:55Very tasty
06:57It's a shame that the camera doesn't pick up flavors, right?
07:00Totally, totally agree
07:05This is the call to prayer
07:08At a certain time of the day
07:12People have to go to pray
07:15And I don't know if it's every, I don't remember, every 4 or 5 hours
07:20The call to prayer is made
07:22And I don't know if it's every, I don't remember, every 4 or 5 hours
07:24The call to prayer is made
07:26And I don't know if it's every, I don't remember, every 4 or 5 hours
07:28The call to prayer is made
07:30And I don't know if it's every, I don't remember, every 4 or 5 hours
07:32What does it feel like to see Real Madrid here?
07:35Well, in the end it's like an illusion, right?
07:39I mean, I've been a Madrid fan since I was little
07:43And in the end, being away from your country
07:46So far from Spain, working
07:49And having the opportunity to come here
07:50And being able to enjoy a game
07:52Seeing Bellingham, Vinicius, that kind of figure
07:56I mean, it's very good
07:59Are you a Madrid fan from here?
08:01Yes, totally, since I was born
08:03I come from a Madrid fan grandfather, Madrid fan father
08:06It's like a religion in my house
08:08Whoever is not from Madrid
08:10Get out
08:12And a forecast?
08:14I say 3-1
08:16Madrid is not in a good moment right now
08:18But it's still Madrid
08:20Madrid only knows how to win finals
08:22So surely Pachuca will give us a battle
08:25Because the Mexican blood is fierce
08:28But we'll get through it
08:31What do you think about the new club?
08:40Well, Felipe
08:42It's a pleasure to have met you
08:44It's time to say goodbye
08:46With this beautiful view from here
08:48Greetings to the people of Almeria, Valencia and Madrid