Te Falta Norte

Stand-up monologue by Patxi Zubeldia, a sequel to 'Hostia Patxi', about the changes in his life after five years in Madrid and the culture shock of returning to Iruña with his group of friends.

Patxi Zubeldia presents at La Iguana - Cultura de proximitat this stand-up monologue, which picks up the story begun in 'Hostia Patxi'. After five years in Madrid, the show recounts Patxi's changes: being recognised in the street, a relationship, the move from Entrevías to Usera and an improvement in his finances that comes with fame.

The comic core is the return to Iruña to reunite with his group of friends. When he orders a fashionable beer instead of a kalimotxo, his friends' glances betray the loss of his northern essence, and the monologue turns that clash between regions into an ironic look at integration in a metropolis. Anecdotes about fame and money are mixed with the request for an unfiltered Águila.

The title, 'Te Falta Norte', captures the cry that rings out at every reunion. The contrasts between regions and the closeness with the audience are the pillars of this comedy proposal, presented in Barcelona.