"Exiled" from Spain since 2014, the Spanish actor Agustin Galiana confides on Europe 1 his wish to obtain French nationality.

The actor made famous thanks to the series "Clem" insists on his will to "decide something in this country" that he loves so much.

INTERVIEW

At 42, will Agustin Galiana become French in the coming months?

The Spanish actor, made famous by the

Clem

series 

, on TF1, has in any case shared on Europe 1 his wish to apply for French nationality.

"I want it, because I live here and I pay my taxes here," he confides at the microphone of Europe 1, Saturday afternoon.

"I want to decide something in this country."

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, Agustin Galiana tells of his attachment to France, "such a beautiful country": "Somewhere, I feel that I am half French. People may think I'm crazy… There is a Spanish journalist who works in the south of France and who said to me 'you did something that I haven't done here in France yet: you found your French personality being Spanish '. Me, I find that very pretty, because it is true. Me, I found my place here. "

"My country rejected me"

"It is France which made me legitimate", continues the actor.

"It was France that allowed me to become who I am today, to become the professional that I am today, to learn a language that has allowed me to earn my living, to live. France and Paris gave me a lot of things that made me feel good. " 

However, this desire to become a French citizen does not correspond to a "betrayal" vis-à-vis Spain, because the actor will have "both nationalities" once the naturalization process is completed.

But it looks like a page turning for the native of Alicante, six years after arriving in France without speaking a word of our language: "People, perhaps, do not understand the situation I went through in Spain, but I felt that my country rejected me. I did not leave. They exiled me, it's different. "

In an interview with 

Ouest-France

, the actor said that no producer had called him from 2010 to 2014, after seven years on Spanish TV.