The Catalans lifted the Spanish Super Cup in Riyadh with a persuading win over Genuine Madrid, and after at first battling to separate Ceuta's protection, ultimately the objectives showed up.
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Robert Lewandowski struck two times, while Raphinha, Ansu Fati and Franck Kessie likewise got for Barcelona, who have won the Spanish Cup a record multiple times.
Xavi's side took helicopters to Ceuta subsequent to traveling to Malaga in the first part of the day by stream, similarly as while visiting the North African coast for a Spanish Cup match back in 2010.
Maybe the excursion to the minuscule Spanish region which borders Morocco removed something from the Catalans, as they attempted to make risk in the main half.
Mentor Xavi Hernandez made a few revolutions which didn't help either, with just Lewandowski beginning from the group which won the Spanish Super Cup last Sunday.
Raphinha sent a cross-shot wide of the far post, while at the opposite end Rodri Rios sent a hazardous header into the side-netting.
Barcelona's Brazilian winger Raphinha in the end broke the gridlock before the break when he cut inside from the right and twisted home with his left foot.
Five minutes into the last part Robert Lewandowski multiplied Barcelona's lead with a clinical completion after great work by Franck Kessie.
Substitute Ansu Fati got the third, crashing into the region from the left flank and terminating into the furthest corner following 70 minutes.
Ceuta striker Rodri got an opportunity to pull one back for his side yet mis-controlled a pass and Barcelona's hold goalkeeper Inaki Pena took in to gather the ball.
Previous AC Milan midfielder Kessie added Barcelona's fourth to adjust his own noteworthy last part show, while Lewandowski twisted home a late fifth to seal the defeat.
The quarter-last draw happens on Friday.