What’s up with that couple that amazes everyone in Valencia, Spain? When they pass by, people can’t stop looking, talking softly, let alone recording on their cell phones. The scene is crazy and involves a woman, in black clothes, carrying a young man at her feet, tied to a leash, as if he were a dog.

The man, like a dog, goes on all fours along Colón Street in Valencia. He acts like a puppy. He wants to smell people, rubs himself against a street lamp (pole) and even pretends to try to pee next to it, they described in La Razón.

Some people walk along the sidewalk where the couple is standing and laugh, as do some young people watching from a square.

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Confusion and criticism of networks

The particular walk went viral. The videos were quickly uploaded to the networks and it didn’t take long for the comments to arrive. “Some users suggested that it was a practice of domination and that the man with this scene had shown his fetish for humiliation by acting like a dog,” he published. The reason.

Mónica López Nieto disagreed with what she saw, saying: “The normalization of this is starting to become worrying. These people should be in a psychiatric center.”

“This is offensive, humiliating and humiliating… to be a dog at home”, “there is a lack of psychiatrists in Spain”, are some of the comments generated by the video.

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In a concerned tone, other users said: “My goodness, how do I explain this to my 3-year-old daughter when they see him on the street?”

Others wrote: ‘What stupidity’, ‘I would like to see what would happen if it was the other way around’, ‘Every day it becomes clearer to me that we are disappearing as a human species.’ There was no shortage of people trying to make a joke, like Ramses: “I’ll give him a pit bull to see how he gets up and runs away.”

The unusual event took place on Friday, November 24, 2023 next to the metro stop at a place known as ‘Ruinas’, leaving passersby stunned.

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Why was that boy walking down the street like a dog?

The enigmatic episode was clarified by La Razón: “It was a careful execution of Action Art, a form of live theater that aims to challenge conventions and explore new artistic expressions.”

On Instagram, the Perform Action Art account mentions the UPV, Universitat Politècnica de València.

They explained in the aforementioned medium that “the intention was to provoke reflection and dialogue on the perception of reality, using surprise and disconnection as tools to attract the audience’s attention.”

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Wow, they managed to grab attention and a lot of interest. The video, they stated in the aforementioned Spanish media, “was viewed more than 2.3 million times on social networks.” (JO)