Llorenç Santamaria walks through the bar door and greets with a handshake and a wide smile that doesn't leave him during two hours of conversation. He is surprised to see the photographer. "Oh, but do we have to take photos? I could have sent you some!". He looks at himself as if to check that his appearance will be up to the task. In his silhouette, the Mediterranean man coexists – linen trousers and shirt – with the rocker he has never ceased to be – earring in his ear. Music starts playing on his Ray-Ban Meta glasses and he takes them off to turn it off. He wears a cap with the initials LS engraved and poses with and without it, while he adjusts his hair. He orders an iced Americano coffee, smiles and is ready for the questions. He lives in Barcelona, but he comes and goes continuously to Mallorca to take care of his 95-year-old sister. He is up to date with what is happening in his homeland and, before addressing a career of more than six decades, he starts with overtourism.