Cultural differences between other countries can be noticed especially during tourist trips. There are many people who visit different parts of the globe to see the world beyond their borders, discover idyllic landscapes and try unknown delicacies to date. However, important cultural clashes, different customs or acts that may be strange can also occur, and lead to questions.
Some of the most curious has been faced by the person in charge of Aquí Sandra, who in her TikTok account and other social networks exposes secrets, curiosities and daily moments of her travels around the planet. On this social network alone, she already has 2.6 million followers, who have contributed more than one hundred thousand 'likes' to her posts. The last of them is one of the most striking, and one that calls into question the information that arrives between countries.
Sandra exposes unusual questions that citizens of the United States have asked her due to the fact that she comes from Spain. The video accumulates about 700,000 views, in addition to about 68,000 'likes' and around a thousand comments. It answers questions that Internet users consider strange, incredible and even surreal, due to the lack of knowledge that Americans have of Spain.
"In Spain are there always bulls running through the streets?" is the question that opens the video. A curious question, which sounds in the middle of the week of the running of the bulls of San Fermín. There is also time for stunned statements, such as “A blue-eyed person cannot speak Spanish.” Another of the topics that come into consideration is food, where the border between Spain and Mexico merges: "In Spain, do you eat anything other than tacos and chimichangas?"
Another food issue that draws attention is the existence of hamburgers. According to the author of the video, they would have asked her if that dish could not be found in Spain. To add another point to the conversation, the American person who asked her told her that they would take her to McDonald's and that she would love it, as if there were no establishment of the brand either. Some surprising questions that have generated a multitude of reactions.
"Me getting a little more pissed off by each sentence, my goodness, do you really believe those things?" Questioned one of the responses. It has also been possible to see examples of the behavior of American tourists in the Spanish geography, highlighting the knowledge and questions raised. "An American came to the Balearic Islands and it was thought that we all went by donkey and in cars, it was not believed that we had cars," commented a user in the publication.
