Nationalities and Narrator's Journey

The transcript explores the theme of being a 'clandestino', focusing on personal identity, struggles with the law, and cultural challenges. It highlights the journey of individuals navigating through societal and legal constraints, emphasizing the emotional and existential aspects of living without legal recognition.

What does the narrator mention as the reason for being called 'clandestino'?

• For breaking the law

• For not carrying papers

• For not having a job

• For traveling too much

Which locations does the narrator mention in his journey?

• Madrid and Barcelona

• Ceuta and Gibraltar

• Paris and London

• Rome and Venice

What does the narrator say about his life in the second section?

• It is full of opportunities

• It is filled with joy

• It is forbidden by the authorities

• It is easy and carefree

Which nationalities are mentioned in the second section?

• Americans and Canadians

• Africans and Paraguayans

• Australians and New Zealanders

• Asians and Europeans

What is the narrator's destiny according to the third section?

• To find happiness

• To travel the world

• To escape the law

• To follow the law

Which nationalities are mentioned in the third section?

• Argentinians and Brazilians

• Italians and Greeks

• Argelinos and Nigerians

• Russians and Ukrainians