Over the Font del Gat in Montjuic, Barcelona, April 2017
There is a popular sardana tune created by the Catalan composer Enric Morera and named after the Font del Gat (Fountain of the Cat) which is situated close to this beautiful rooftop. Take a moment to enjoy the sardana dance below.
“Beautiful landscape, is the Montjuic Park,
A beautiful fountain shows up in the middle,
That with great enthusiasm
Inspired a very happy song …”
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 14 April 2017
Posted as part of Weekend in B&W and Monochrome Madness
Travel with Intent 
Great perspective
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That is an amazing view!
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…Hi Debbie, thanks for expanding my world music knowledge with this catchy tune. I love your B&W. Please stop back again soon.
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Glad you like it Tom. This is a fun theme and I’ll try to be back soon. I have some Cuban music posts planned but will I find the time?!
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So nice
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That is a great shot over the roof tops
Mollyx
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Thanks Molly
I didn’t really think of it in b&w terms when taking it but I love this version.
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This is SO COOL!!! I want to BE there!
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Sometimes it’s good to get out of the city’s streets and admire the view. There’s a cafe/restaurant beneath that roof that I haven’t tried yet – but it has to be a great place to sit!
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Amazing!!!!! Happy Easter.
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Glad you like it
And happy easter to you too
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Oh Jo, what a kind thing to say.
To bring us back to the real world, I was completely lost when taking this. I was following my phone to the wrong spot on my map. My daughter was very tolerant of the error!
I hope you have a great Easter too.
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Stunning photo, Debbie! You are my inspiration. Happy Easter! 🙂
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Wonderful roof-top patterns! Tiles are so much more decorative than slates.
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They certainly are – I love these terracotta rooftops even though I’ve gone b&W!
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Debbie, this is the first time I hear of Sardana dance. It looks fascinating. The view is equally fascinating with Sagrada Familia in the background! Thank you for sharing 🙂 and Happy Easter!
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You get to watch it live in the Cathedral Square at the weekend and at all the local festivals in summer. A great way to spend an hour with a drink and the locals.
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Is there a Sardana drink too? 😉
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Cheers!
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