phrase/aˌdjos maˌdɾid | ke te ˌkedas ˌsin ˈxente/
good riddance (Used to indicate that a departure, or loss is welcome.)
Literally, “goodbye Madrid, may you end up without people". More loosely translated, it could be "goodbye Madrid, I hope everyone leaves”. The exact origin of the phrase is not clear, but it seems to be from a story of a peddler who went to Madrid to make a fortune. Upon failing this, he uttered this phrase sadly while leaving the city.