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Mataró

American  
[mah-tuh-roh, mah-tah-raw] / ˌmɑ təˈroʊ, ˌmɑ tɑˈrɔ /

noun

  1. a city in Catalonia, NE Spain, on the Mediterranean Sea NE of Barcelona.


Example Sentences

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His celebration is a tribute to where he comes from - a densely populated, working-class neighbourhood in Mataro, known for its multicultural community, social challenges, and strong sense of local identity.

From BBC

When asked about the pressure or fear of failure involved with playing at the top level, he said: "I left that fear behind on the pitch in Mataro a while ago."

From BBC

"The lad from Mataro near Barcelona has exploded on to the stage that is world football with performances that are already part of Barcelona history."

From BBC

Yamal grew up around 20 miles along the coast from the Nou Camp between the city of Granollers, where his mother lived, and Mataro, where his father was.

From BBC

He celebrates by making the number 304 with his fingers, the last three digits of his postcode in the Mataro neighbourhood of Rocafonda.

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