Spursito
Andorran Internet celebrity (born 1997)
Martí Miràs Nadal, known as Spursito, is an Andorran streamer and YouTuber. He presides Rayo de Barcelona in both Kings League and Queens League.
Early life
Spursito was born in Andorra and moved to Spain with his family at a young age.
Career
In 2016, he decided to create a YouTube channel that eventually gained hundreds of thousands of subscribers. He then set up a Twitch channel, which eventually gained a million followers, the content of which mainly involved football video game FIFA.
Besides his channels, he presented 'El Córner' from La Liga and is co-host of 'Al Toke' on UBEAT. After that, he became the president of seven-a-side football club Rayo de Barcelona in the Kings League and the Queens League, and released a children's book, Juan Demonio y la Operación Mafia. He acted as a Rayo de Barcelona player in a Kings League match and was involved in other games (including from the Queens League) scoring goals via president penalty kick.
Personal life
Spursito lives in Barcelona, Spain.
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