The next sentence: ¿Puede traernos una silla para bebé, por favor?
You are handed the child seat, and sitting in it is a poodle that looks very noble (puede – from the German “Pudel edel”, “noble poodle”). It wears a carrying strap with a bit of earth stuck to the top – it looks nostalgic (traernos – from the German “Tragriemen”, “Erde” and “nostalgisch”). You take it into the underground at night (una). On one of the seats there lies a date with a little cream on it and an apple next to it – the soft image is meant to remind you that silla is pronounced softly; listen closely to Elena here. Then a paraglider arrives with a baby in his arms and flies out through the gate (para bebé, por favor).