AAlessandro Donaggio has been calling Barcelona home for a little while now, and he has spent his time exploring the city, stacking clips all along the way. Here’s his latest BMX video filled with dialed riding from the sessions he has been getting in. It sounds like he’s been putting in work full-time, which we’re pretty sure every BMX rider wishes they were doing in that city, haha. Check out all of the grinds, wallrides and more.

“Italy’s Alessandro Donaggio has been living in Barcelona for two years and in the last three months he’s been working on his new video titled ” Self-employed”. Sit back and enjoy 5 minutes of quality clips.” – DIG

“Every morning I wake up and I think that I want to ride my bike and nothing else. Just giving all of myself while I’m riding trying to see new spots and share my feeling with the people that are around me, the family and the homies. Still trying to realize my dream. It’s crazy because in these two years BMX gave to me something that would have been really hard find without it.” – Alessandro Donaggio

When you live in a city like Barcelona, it’s easy to get out to ride and film. Alessandro Donnagio has been busy going to work on the endless spots around BCN, putting his pegs and balance to good use. Hit play to check out all of his latest goodness!

“​Italy to Barcelona transplant Alessandro Donaggio is back with more from his new Spanish home, all filmed in between a heavy work schedule. Nothing but good vibes from this guy as usual.”

There are different levels of commitment when it comes to BMX, and Alessandro Donaggio went all in! After moving from Italy to Barcelona, Spain in search of more opportunities to ride with other riders and some of the worlds spots, it’s safe to say the decision has been a good one. Hit play to watch Alessandro go to work on spots all over his new home. No shortage of gold in this BMX video.

“I’m Alessandro Donaggio, a BMX street rider from a small island of Venice, Italy. I started BMX when I was 16 after I worked hard and finally I had the possibility of buying my first bike. I was the only rider in my town and most of the time I was riding alone, because there was no one else to share my passion with. I soon realized that it wasn’t the right place for me.

I left for Barcelona at 19 and now I have been living here for a year and a half. Riding here is made of early mornings and late nights in between my shifts at work. I realized how much BMX was helping me when things were going wrong, and falling apart; but what’s more important for me is to share my feelings to the people on the streets, and express myself through BMX, as if it was an artform.” – Alessandro Donaggio