Catalan president Carles Puigdemont was among the tremendous group filling the lanes around the Paseo de Gracia street, with many droning "autonomy" and "flexibility".
The exhibit was initially called to challenge the detainment of two compelling nonconformist activists, Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sanchez, who are being hung on rebellion charges blamed for inducing dissents in the run-up to Catalonia's restricted freedom submission on 1 October.
In any case, Saturday's turn by Madrid to seize powers from the semi-self-governing district - which could incorporate taking control of its police power and supplanting its open media boss - was on the brains of numerous in the group.
"I feel completely insulted and amazingly tragic," said Meritxell Agut, a 22-year-old bank specialist.
"They've stomped on our rights and our thoughts as Catalans," she told AFP, including: "They can devastate all that they need yet we'll continue battling."
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