The footballer, originally from Tenerife, shared in an interview his unbreakable bond with his homeland. Pedri not only proudly claims his heritage but also plans to permanently return to the Canary Islands to establish his residence once his sporting career concludes.

Meanwhile, the player channels his roots through investments in local projects. One such initiative is the redevelopment of the old Convent in Tegueste, aiming to create an enjoyable space for the town's residents. Furthermore, Pedri stays close to his lifelong friends and shares Canarian expressions like "muchacho" or "bubango" in the FC Barcelona locker room, where he often has to explain their meanings.

Pedri expresses gratitude for the affection he receives from the Canary Islands and emphasizes the uniqueness of the Canarian way of life and playing style. "For me, ours is a different way of living from all others. We have our style, also for playing football," he stated. He acknowledges that fan support is fundamental and that he tries to "be the same as always" to reciprocate that affection.

Regarding his visits to the island, the player prefers to "get lost" in the south or enjoy beaches and rural houses with friends and family, seeking moments of tranquility away from the media spotlight. "When I go, that's what I want, to be with them and my family," he noted.

Through his company 'La Pedrineta,' Pedri aims to "do something for the Canary Islands, in the Canary Islands," anticipating his desire to live in Tenerife for the rest of his life. The investment in the Convent of Tegueste exemplifies this commitment to his community.

The footballer also highlighted the importance of preserving childhood friendships, mentioning how his long-time friends traveled to Barcelona to participate in a commercial. As for his vocabulary, he admitted to being "very much of 'cholas'" (sandals) and frequently using "muchacho" and "bubango" in the locker room, which sparks curiosity among his teammates.