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The clip comes from El Follonero, the La Sexta programme fronted by Jordi Évole, during a segment involving Vic politician Josep Anglada. In the scene an interviewee turns on Évole and tells him to speak Catalan, calling him a xarnego, a loaded Catalan term historically used for Spanish speaking migrants and their descendants. The phrase spread online in Catalunya as a shorthand for arguments about language, identity and belonging, and it remains shared because the delivery is blunt, local and instantly recognisable to Catalan speakers.
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A man tells Jordi Évole to speak Catalan in this clip from La Sexta's El Follonero, facing Josep Anglada. Used for language jokes and reaction edits.
This short clip captures a tense street interview moment where a man confronts Jordi Évole and demands he speak in Catalan, using the insult xarnego as a pointed jab. The voice is loud, annoyed and confrontational, delivered in Catalan with a sharp local accent from the Vic and Osona area context of the encounter. There is little polish to the recording, which makes it feel raw and immediate. Listeners hear it as both funny and uncomfortable, a sudden outburst that turns a political interview into a memorable reaction sound.
