Wearing a only a pair of denims and striped t-shirt, no sneakers and with no pole to steadiness himself, a person took to the skies in Barcelona on Sunday night (July 2) to cross the perilous hole between two buildings on a rope a mere 2cm large.

Nathan Paulin, 29, has been practising tightrope strolling since he was simply 17-years-old.

He crossed the 350m size of the rope twice, masking a complete distance of 700m whereas doing so.

The space was closed so Paulin might full the daring feat, and a big crowd had amassed under to observe the present.

To the shock and awe of the spectators, he demonstrated his ease with the duty at hand by even stopping and sitting on the rope, stretching out over the well-known metropolis many toes under him.

Paulin took to Instagram to talk on his accomplishment saying: "It was lovely. There were lots of people, it was so beautiful."

Although completely happy to entertain, his most important objective as a performer is to make the viewers 'dream', and 'mirror on the capability to be a human being'.

"What captivates me about walking on a rope is the concentration it requires. It's like meditating", this lover of mountain sports activities instructed El Periódico just a few days earlier.

Banned in most locations, the artwork of tightrope strolling is without doubt one of the most harmful sports activities on the earth, inflicting a number of deaths over the previous 150 years.

Yet, Paulin was fairly relaxed when present process the stroll, saying that he finds the focus required for it ‘captivating’, happening to say that it was ‘like meditating’.

Upon finishing his endeavour, Paulin sat on the sting of the Telefónica Tower to admire the birds eye view of the town under him, while he was met with tumultuous applause.

The spectacle acted because the opening of the Grec competition; a celebration of theatre, dance, music and the circus, which takes place yearly in Barcelona.

Paulin is just not the primary tightrope walker to take to the skies over Barcelona. On November 11, 1934, a tightrope walker used the cable from which hung an commercial for the newest Hollywood premiere, 'Tarzan and his companion', to take to the skies, crossing Calle Pelayo within the air.