WHAT Argentina tells us about the power of football
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2023
- The streets of Buenos Aires went berserk when Argentina won their third World Cup final at Qatar 2022 against France. Up to 5 million people came out to celebrate, showing that football in Argentina is like a religion. So what does this tell us about football’s power and fanaticism? Kick-Off reporter Sebastian Saam traveled to Buenos Aires to find out.
Report: Sebastian Saam
Edit: Vincent Chmiel
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As an Irishman I was happy for Messi 🇮🇪🤝🏻🇦🇷
Guillermo Brown! Gracias Irlanda!
I'm sure you had a big hand of support for Argentina, Mr. Kira. I almost had a sheer heart attack during the game. :D
@@arturomiraglia8758 Time to rewind the moment
We love Guillermo Brown and all Irish people.
And by McAllister...???
I am from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩
Been supporting Argentina since 98 when I watched Batistuta score a hat trick against Jamaica. It's hard to explain in words what it meant for me when finally the team I've been supporting for all these years finally became the world champion. After all the tragedies (that's how it felt to me) in the previous world cups, I was beginning to think that Argentina will always remain one of football's tragic nations. But thank God for making me believe again. It's like a mountain has been shifted from my chest and I am ever grateful to God for that. I can tell from the people around me of my generation that support Argentina, they feel exactly the same way. It's like we can start over again. We don't have to be bogged down by the weight of the serial tragedies and underachievements anymore. There's fairness in this world after all. Argentina is not just a football team to us, it's indeed a feeling. We feel it the same way in Buenos Aires and thousands of kilometers away in Dhaka. The physical distance means nothing. The language of love and passion for Argentina remains the same. Vamos Argentina!!! ❤️
Te quiero Bangladesh!! 🇧🇩 Desde Argentina 🇦🇷 todo mi Amor❤️ hacia USTEDES!!
Ustedes también son parte de ésta historia, sentimos sus buenas energías, y eso también empujó al triunfo. Saludos!
Gracias hermanos
Saludos amigo desde argentina es un orgullo enorme verlos desde tan lejos festejar por argentina, ojalá un día la selección los pueda visitar , somos parte del mismo sentimiento y eso nos une por siempre
bro, you are argentinian like me 🤜🤛
Big Love to Argentina from Denmark 🇩🇰❤🇦🇷
GRACIAS 🇦🇷
Argentina ⭐⭐⭐
Thanks a lot bro
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I tought Brazil is a football country and now I realized Argentina is more a football country than any country in the world
yes Brasil is a football, the most tragic defeats the most emotional victories how we live how we relate to the players, how our life and the pride of our country is linked to football.
no one has ever taken that away from us. we couldn't boot even if we wanted to.
I am from a small state called Kerala in India.
I started loving Argentina and Messi when I was 6 years old. Now I think I love Argentina more than my own country. And I know some Spanish now. One day I will visit Argentina. That is my destiny.
I was in Qatar for the world cup final. I was literally in tears when Messi kissed the world cup. I still cry when I see the recaps.
Oh man….. that was something
A lifetime memory…
Vamos Argentina
te amo Messi
Argentina Campeon del mondo carajooooo…… 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🥹🥹🥹
Can you put some of your videos from the final here? I have seen many from people and every time I see a new one, it makes me cry.
Just to ask,am from Africa but very fascinated by the fact that Argentina probably has the biggest fan base in Kerala India and Bangladesh apart from its own native country.Why is that so?Or is it the Messi effect?
I salute to the people of Kerala from Argentina.
Thanks for the support and love to Argentina.
@@desmondachocky537 a lot of historical reasons. Kerala was a very poor state in India when we got independence. So communism grew here in Kerala. Our first elected government was communist. So because of that Latin America and Kerala have a lot in common. The second reason was British considered cricket a royal game while football was for the common man. So Kerala people used to play football with the British police. The other reason is when television got popular in Kerala. They probably saw Maradona's magic in the 1986 world cup and Maradona was communist. Then we got Batistuta, requilmy, Sorin, Ayala, Aimar, masche, Crespo, DiMaria, Jun, Tevez & the goat himself MESSI. So from that moment on Kerala and Argentinas's story was a romantic story.
@@Junaid_Paramberi well said 👏🏻
I am from Poland and honestly we Poles, back in 2022 World Cup, when our team exited, a lot of us cheered for Argentina. Argentina has the largest community of Poles in the Hispanic world and the second largest in Latin America, and we still have a strong bond to even today.
Which country has bigger population of poles than Argentina?
Hmm, difficult. Country in Latin America that isn‘t hispanic? Could be French Guyana😄😄😀😃
@Sebastian Saam Speaking of ignorants: Since Dutch is a West Germanic language, Suriname is in South America but technically not in Latin America. Is it, Mof?
@@dwkickoff Brazil of course. They are not Hispanic, they have Portuguese roots and they are from Latin American. Regards
@@dwkickoff Latin America: portuguese and hispanic languages (it is french speaking also but for sure they will deny that lol). Iberoamerica: Those countryies with roots from Portugal and Spain (Brazil also of course). Hispanic america: Those countries that were Spanish colonies and actually speak spanish. The 3 terms have small differences and they are usually used.
i attended the WC Argentina France final. We were two from Saudi Arabia, next to us two guys from Scotland and in front of us two guys from India, six of us wearing Argentina shirt and wishing to see Messi winning the trophy. The atmosphere was incredible
I grew up with friends and family friends from Buenos Aires and they forever shaped the way I live. Most passionate loving people. Siempre Argentina !!!
thanks to Saudi Arabia, who beat us and it was the wake-up call we needed to focus and win the world cup. Cheers from Argentina.
@@anaguerra217 very true, Brazil had its wake up call when there was no second chance left.
Omg you're so lucky!! ❤️
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I’m brazilian, usually we are rivals, but as I lived in Argentina and I was working at the final, seeing they going crazy, suffering, crying, screaming with the whole heart, my own heart was also with them, they are the best hinchada tbh.
I understand the sentiments but the Latinos, for all the talk of rivalry , actually have more in common and put their rivalries to the side. This just does not happen in Europe...it would be unthinkable for Scottish supporter's to be actively supporting England in ANY final...even if there was a narrative like messi's we would want Beckham or Scholes ot whoever to fail. Sad but true...says a lot about our inferiority complex. I suppose brasilan's don't have that mentalityLOL.and I can't imagine many people wanting the other big countries to win a big cup.
rivales, no enemigos.
@@graduke1 pero lo de Escocia,como Irlanda,tiene que ver con la historia...nadie en ese caso,puede ponerse a favor de Inglaterra...han echo muchas pirateadas por el mundo,en los últimos siglos...
Rivals, but no enemies, Pamela! Besides competitions, matches and cups, I can tell we Argentinians LOVE Brasil's Football. O jogo bonito! Beautiful to see and enjoy. But most important, most of just love you as people. As latins in brotherhood. I'm glad you were able to enjoy and join our celebrations!
Somos rivales pero también somos hermanos, todos acá en Argentina queríamos que la final sea vs Brasil. Y si hubiéramos estado en su lugar habríamos alentado por Brasil porque al menos la copa vendría para Sudamérica
I'm from Athens Greece , and the most of the people here was with Argentina at the final. Vamos Messi !
Up the greeks ..!👏🏻👏🏻
Land of the gods..
In my country (Bangladesh) people literally cried after Argentina won after so long. I literally cracked my voice screaming with joy.
I have been supporting Argentina for 12 years now like my own country, that loss in 2014 was horrible but this win has rewarded my patience
Gracias hermano!!! Llego hasta aca su apoyó abrazo desee Argentina!! SOMOS CAMPEONES DEL MUNDOOOO!!!!!
❤❤❤Bangladesh ❤❤❤
Thank you for your supporting!! Greetings from Arg 🇦🇷
It was very exciting to see the images of Bangladesh painted in light blue and white!!! From now on they have an important place in our hearts, we do not forget. Before we shared sadness, now joy. Thanks!!!
We have seen all your videos, thank you very much, you are also world champions! We love you guys !
Brother, we argentinians born wherever we want, like Bangladesh. Let's celebrate , we are champions of the word!
Love Argentina from the Philippines
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I am from Bangladesh and i feel the same emotion as the Argentinian's. My eyes are always filled with tears of joy whenever I look back on the 18th December.
I'm from Nepal but like my father I'm an Argentina national team fan and because I fell in love with football bacause of Messi,I have even more strong emotional connection with Argentina.
Here in Nepal,Argentina is the most supported NT, Brasil is 2nd.
Only Argentines and Argentina fans can understand how we lived through all the heartbreaks throughout the years and the fact that this was going to be Leo's last chance made it so nervy and tense you cannot imagine.
Messi lifting the WC means football is completed for me and lots of people in the world. Of course being a Barca fan I want my club to not get bankrupt(which was a possibility) and win lots of trophies but even if we don't win anything,I won't complain that much because Messi won the world cup.
Vamos Argentina!!!
¡¡Muchas gracias por tu apoyo!! Es reconfortante saber que existen personas capaces de sentir tanta pasión y amor hacia Messi tanto como los argentinos. Fue realmente triste la tragedia del avión que ocurrió en Nepal.
Nepal es un hermoso país, algún día me gustaría visitarlo. 🇳🇵🇦🇷💕
Eh! Aguante Nepal, guacho! Saludos desde Argentina
@@lith7901 Yeah the plane crash was something unfortunate.
But do visit Nepal when possible.
@@neverpony3685 Greetings to you as well.
Thank you so much amigo for your unconditional support!
I come from the southern part of India. In a country where cricket is the most popular sports, my state Kerala stands out. The scene is crazy. Brazil and Argentina dominate. Massive cut-outs of Messi and Neymar pop up in every small towns and even in villages. This year even in the middle of a river. There has been bizarre incidents like brides and grooms appearing in the colours of the Argentinian and Brazilian jerseys. People need something to celebrate. There's a primitive tribal feeling of unity and belonging when you are passionate about a team. I think football in many parts of the world is there in the roots of existence.
Hi Darius, amazing! We heard about that too. How big was the party in Kerala this year when Argentina and Messi won it all?
The celebrations were great. Fans celebrated in all pockets. It didn't become so huge. In general people had the feeling that 2022 ended with a great moment.
both set of fans shouldn't have rioted though...shame
@@dwkickoff oh man
U should be there...
If India qualified for the next world cup that will the madness in Kerala
eastern part of ind but feel connection to arg
My family is from El Salvador but we live in New York and we all Cried tears of joy wen Argentina won feels like I waited my whole life to see Messi lift that Cup.
Saludos a los hermanos Salvadoreños!
I’m from Angola 🇦🇴 thank you for this documentary. Congratulations Argentina 🇦🇷
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Juegan en Francia pero...
As an Indonesian I can tell you most people who are die hard Argentina fans in my country started loving football and supporting Argentina because of Maradona. El Diego was such a phenomenal figure in many third world countries. After that, Argentina has some of the best world class players such as Batistuta, Riquelme, Aymar, Zanetti, etc. Parents then share their love toward Argentina team to their children who are now fans of Messi.
I'm from jamaica and i've been a die-hearted argentina supporter since diego maradona at italia 90 and to see argentina and messi finally winning the world cup in my lifetime is a dream come through for me, after so many heartbreaks we had soffered over the years with argentina national team. Te amo MARADINA , CANIGGIA, BATISTUTA, REDONDO , ORTEGA , VERON, ZANETTI , CRESPO, AYALA , SORIN , RIQUELME, AIMAR, CAMBIASSO, SAVIOLA, DI ALLESSANDRO, MASHERANO, TEVEZ, AGUERO, DI MARIA and to the biggest of them THE GOD LIONEL MESSI !!!! This a tribute to all those great players argentina has produce. VAMOS ARGENTINA🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
gracias hermano por querer tanto a la celeste y blanca ...ABRAZO DE GOL!!!
Wow man, wow, thanks from Argentina
We love Jamaica since Usain Bolt appeared in Sport and bring to ours hearts a lot of emotion, like Red Bull he brings wings to us.
gracias hermanooooo
I am from Bulgaria and supported Argentina since I was a kid. For me football is emotion and I see that in Argentinian fans. When Argentina won the World Cup I burst in tears. The brother of my grandmother moved to Argentina 100 years ago. Never seen him and never been to the country but I will get there. Argentina Campeon del Mundo !!!
you are welcome. we know very little of your country so always you and your people are invited to show your culture and traditions and your be.
@Sebastian Saam Sure, I was happy for Bulgaria. Bulgaria is a football country with hardcore fans. Sometimes with friends we even go to away games in other countries. Still I support Argentina. The country with the best players in my oppinion. Everybody knows Messi and Maradona, but what about Batistuta, Riquelme......and the fans. Overhere we are passionate and hot people. Football is in our veins....but we have never had the chance for something big. Except 1994, when by the way the referee did not give a second penalty when Costacurta played with hand in the penalty pitch. Argentina attracts with its extremes. Messi, smart and calm player, Maradona and Caniggia, the total opposite behaviour. So different and so great at the same time. And the fans.....the best on the planet.
@@bosteroxeneize9906 Thanks, mate
Argentina always receives foreign people with its arms open 😊 You'll soon find your new family and friends in here... We're a little chaotic but really friendly and warm with anyone who wants to be part 😊 I hope you have a great time when you come visit
Gracias mi hermano abrazo grande desde ARGENTINA 🇦🇷
I am from pakistan and i cried like a baby when i saw messi finally lift his world cup. You can't explain the feeling. Its the greatest sports ever. only a true fan would understand what it feels like to see your favorite team/player win such a title.
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Argentina has brought joy to millions of fans in Asia, and there are probably more Argentina fans here, than the population of Argentina.
Thank you Argentina, we look forward to another title, we can't stop at just three.
Vamos Argentina ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hahahaha!!! that´s awsome, Messi says jump and can cause an earthquake!
Amazing. We are 45 million in Argentina.
Thanks for the support
Vamos Argentina!!!
Bien ahí y vamos por más
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Messi is The Definition of FOOTBALL
Another aspect. The guys in the story just told us he was the GOD of football. They forgot that he's the definition, too.
@@dwkickoff It is interesting to think about it philosophically, if God "is" and Messi is the god of football, Messi is football.
cuando la toca messi habla el futbol♫
I’m not from Argentina but from Kenya. Nevertheless, I wanted Argentina to win so bad! I hang in there like an Argentinian and went through a plethora of emotions, it was a roller coaster and when they finally won the World Cup I couldn’t contain my Joy! Congratulations to Argentina for the long awaited and the hard won win. You are champions of the world! 🏆🏆🏆
Gracias enorme desde argentina
A huge hug to you, my friend. You are one of us.
Gracias mi hermano abrazo grande desde ARGENTINA 🇦🇷
God bless you and thanks for the support!
Vamos Argentina!!!
Vamos Kenya!!!
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As a young kid growing up in Ethiopia, I saw Maradona play in 1990 World Cup. I have been an Argentina fan since then. Maradona is a football God celebrated all over the World. It was heartbreaking to see Argentina get so close to finals but not lift the trophy in my lifetime. I saw Argentina here in US losing the Copa America final in 2016…It was 3 finals lost in a row. Heartbreak after heartbreak we finally lifted the Copa in 2021 and Finally the biggest prize of All the World Cup this year. My Futbol life is now complete witnessing Argentina and Messi lift this most coveted trophy. If Argentina plays with my home country Ethiopia, I will still support Argentina. Futbol is the best thing, a passion probably more than music that connects the whole World.
Por Futbol, Por Messi Por Maradona - Vamos Argentina Para Siempre Argentina 🇦🇷
lindas palabras, gracias
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MAny thanks to you my brother, for the support, love and kindgard words, be blessed !!!!
Beautiful words! We were also at the 2016 Copa America final game and it was beautiful to see the team play regardless of their loss!
Te Quiero desde mi País Argentina 🇦🇷 TE ABRAZO CON MI ♥️
I was the happiest person to witness Messi/Argentina lifting the World Cup that day. I am a Nigerian and a die-hard fan of Messi.
Gracias amigo saludos desde la tierra de Messi y Maradona
Brazilian and proud to have Argentina by our side, not as rivals, but as world's soccer best protagonists. Nice documentary!
I was born in America and I'm from Houston Texas. I am mixed with African American and Argentine ethnicity. My mom's from Mendoza Argentina, she cried when they won the penalty shootout. I was so happy that Messi was finallly able to lift the most prestigious trophy in fútbol (soccer).
What a beautiful combination of races and cultural expressions you have Christopher, Iam by myself made of 5 different ''blood'' and ''races'' which is wonderful but The South American one is that i carry deep in my heart, and is true when is about collectives sport we Argentines are unique and out of ordinary
Vamos Argentina Carajo!
Yo de Mendoza
Saludos a tu madre desde argentina Mendoza
Add one more greeting to your mom from Mendoza 🍷
El football despierta emociones mas profundas en los argentinos, cuya escencia es el amor por su país y que por cuestiones políticas estaba dormido, el amor por la familia, la union como país y que todos los argentinos funcionemos como equipo.
Eso lo reflejó la Selección Argentina, la unión que hay entre todos ellos y con sus propias familias, de hecho en el momento que ganaron la copa las familias de cada uno a pedido de ellos entró al campo a abrazarlos esa es nuestra escencia. Y no lo hacemos por arrogantes es lo que sentimos. El footbal no es solo ganar es en muchos momentos haber caído muy abajo y de la nada levantarnos, como decimos con la frente alta y seguir adelante, eso lo hemos hecho como país. Cómo la hinchada en Qatar y en todo el mundo alentó a la selección aún perdiendo, como si estuviera ganando fue la sorpresa para muchos en todo el mundo. Así somos los argentinos.
El footbal nos muestra cómo realmente somos, saltamos con todos sin distincion de raza, de condición social, sin exclusiones, somos amorosos con todos y en Qatar nos querian por eso. Vi entrevistas a gente de países muy diferentes y todos decian lo mismo, no entendían lo que cantabamos, y que el escucharnos y vernos les traía alegría.
El footbal es pasión, es familia, es patria, es alegria, es unión, hermandad y mucho más en Argentina.
Growing up my family had an Argentinian exchange student for 2 years how became like a brother for me. Football connected me with this country so much that I could feel part of this community even though I was thousands of miles away
Cool ...were are you from ? I argentino i live in San Juan city
I guess you are an American because you said "miles" instead of "kilometers".. Anyway, thanks for calling it football. We would have beaten you up if you had used the "s" word. =)
Thanks for your love and support brother, you will be wellcomed to Argentina whenever you want
So that means you're Argentinian too! Because once you stablish a bond with an Argentinian, it will last forever and no matter what, you become one of us. There's always room for another brother. Be welcome to your second home whenever you want! :)
Haha, you guys thank you very much! You are very nice and wholesome.
I am actually from Europe. The "miles-thing" is caused by listening to a lot of American content on UA-cam hahaahaah
Congratulations! I am from Germany but I love Argentinian players, Maradona was the best! I am happy for you, Argentina! 🏳🌈
nice flag
Vielen danke!
I don't know an Country called "Rainbow".
Put Argentina flag or your Germany flag pls.
But thanks dude!
@@HallMarkHM I choose the flag I put, not you, dude
@@herrqueen6113 Argentinian*
I am from kerala,india.tears were flowing from my eyes when montiel scored it.was waiting for this moment for last 32 years.
Gracias amigo fuerte abrazo desde argentina
@@pablodipaolo7977 welcome bro
gracias!
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I was there in qatar. I watched how they won that night. I witness how they worshipped Messi that night. I witness how argentinian cried. Im a filipina, but the moment they won, i cried. 😭🥺
Are you an exo fan?
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@@Nana-hq9ex i am! ♥️😍
Even here in Lesotho we celebrated very wildly. At one point the bar I was at, people were bowing to Messi after he won. We were topless and in the streets people were going mad shouting Messi's name. He's probably or a God to some (of) us here cause he made us fall in Love with Football.
wow dude I saw a video abouth Lesotho-South Africa relations a few weeks ago, the place is awesome, cheers from Buenos Aires and thanks for the support!
bravo lesotho
Thank you bro!! 🇦🇷♥️
Many thanks to Lesotho for their support and love. Blessing to all
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Football is freedom ❤️
Love from India 🇮🇳
From Kerala (India)...
Football is a thriller game.
It unites people.
I am a hardcore Argentina Fan as many in my State of Kerala. I had to wait for so long to witness an Argentina Victory, but my daughter could see it at the age of 7, so lucky.
Always love to see Argentina playing football, it's beautiful.
I've been my whole life an Arngentina fan even though I'm not an Argentine. It makes my and so many people of my country Bangladesh's heart happy to seeing Messi and Argentina lifting the world cup. 🇦🇷x🇧🇩
Bro.. You ARE Argentinian to us. All of you in Bangladesh. We watched you on TV cheering, crying and celebrating for Argentina right in the other side of the World. Can't explain with words how beautiful that is to us. It's crazy! Thank you for your support and love to our beautiful country! We can only response to such an incredible gesture with the same love and support you gave to us. I really hope our National Team and Messi visit Bangladesh soon, so you can enjoy them the way you diserve! Greetings from brother to brother. Greetings from Córdoba, ARG. Go Go, Champion of the World!!!
@@ezequielgutierrez3774 these words are so nice of your brother. Thank you so much for appreciating our support. We're so glad that finally we got recognized. We have been fans of Argentine for a long time. My grandfather was Maradona's fan. It's generational here. Argentina national team and Messi had came Bangladesh in 2011 but i really wish if Argentine national team come to play here again. I wish you were here at the time of world cup. Bangladesh goes insane in times of World Cup. You will see hundreds of flag of Argentina in each block everywhere. Anyway brother take care of your self. One day I'll visit Argentina. Divided by distance, United by AFA. Take care mate.
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The objectively best player of the 21st century has finally brought the World Cup to his home country. I am happy for the people of this country because they are going through a difficult time.
Ganamos porque ganamos, no por lástima. There's no compasión, we legally won rhe World cup.
Can confirm. Greetings from Argentina.
@@nicolspiegel2107 Now won back your country from corrupt politicians trying to tear it apart. Argentina should be a rich country yet you are not. Make it so.
The 🐐
De k pais sos?
Being from Nepal, most of the people who love football that belong to my father's generation are Argentina fans as they fell in love with football after they watched the '86 WC. It was the first WC to be broadcast on TV in Nepal. I fell in love with football after watching the '98 WC when I was awed by R9. But beginning with the rise of LM with barcelona esp. after the 05/06 season I wanted LM10 & Arg to lift that gold trophy. But man, I never thought during those days that I'd have to wait this long to experience that moment. 16 & half years of excruciating wait, near misses & pain since that dreadful evening in Berlin when LM was never put on the field to showcase the world the legend it will see grow over the next one & half decade the pain has been ever present.
And after WC 2014 & before CA 2021 it felt that people like me will have our dream of seeing LM lift that gold trophy incomplete for the rest of our lives & die with that fact. But boy, has the wait, pain, heartaches & near-misses been worth it with the beauty, magic & art produced on the pitch like no other, the emotional roller coaster like no other, a finale like no other, the storyline & script like no other, a footballing career like no other, a life like no other.
Football has now been complete for me. I can happily retire from watching football now & die a happy man. Felicidades & Gracias Argentina 🇦🇷 & Leo Messi 🙏. Love from Nepal 🇳🇵
Vos tambien sos campeon, entendiste todo, gracias por la pasion y el amor!🏆🏆
@@robertoherrera2179 Gracias
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De parte de un colombiano Gracias argentina por darnos tanta alegría y por educarnos en es lindo juego. Muero por vivir un boca river lo voy hacer realidad!! Grande Argentina 🥰
Gracias hermano colombiano!
Y me imagino que de nuestro lado 🤍❤
Aguante River !! Carajo!!
Gracias hermano, es un orgullo compartir con Ud nuestra alegria.
gracias parce.... se que vas a poder cumplir tu sueño
I'm from Argentina, Thanks to all the people arround the world that supported Argentina and got happy when Leo Messi lifted the World Cup throphy... that positive vibe arround the planet also helped winning the cup.
GRACIAS!!
Para el argentino el futbol tambien representa la familia, los domingos, el almuerzo en familia y luego ir al estadio con el abuelo o el padre o hermanos, es unidad, es juntarse a ver un partido. Por eso se vive de diferente forma. Porque nos trae recuerdos de la infancia. Sumado a que en estos momentos nos sirvio de desahogo por tanta crisis mundial y nacional.
Es parte de nuestra historia de vida
creo que todo se resume a:
"No te lo puedo explicar
Porque no vas a entender"
es la verdad absoluta!!!!! respuesta genial de quien sabe del amor a la familia, el futbol y la argentinidad
Yep, childhood memories, I was 6 in 1986 and my mom told me to throw pieces of papers out the balcony (Buenos Aires).. everybody was screaming,, ❤❤🤣🤣
En cada mundial nos juntamos a ver los partidos en familia o con amigos. TODOS los partidos. Eso no se si pasa en otros paises. Es como un Superbowl cada 3 dias durante un mes.
I am from Ethiopia, and I get it completely. I am happy for Messi and Argentina more than I can put in words. Qatar 2022, the best WC final i have ever witnessed!!!
When will we see Ethiopia on the big stage, Tigist?
gracias!
@@dwkickoff We dream of that day here🙏
@@user-mr6yw1et1b Con gusto🤩
todos los comentarios me están haciendo llorar, que hermoso leer esto de argentina y sus sentimientos alrededor del mundo
posta
No tenía idea de lo querida que es la Argentina en otros lados.. 🤯
I am from Nepal and I love Argentina and Messi the most. I couldn't watch the final match when it was 2-2 due to anxiety. My sister had to call me with the final result of the match. I have cried and felt sad for days due to the loss of the finals in the previous WC and Copa. I can finally smile for AFA and Leo for the rest of my life.
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I say it is not just some parts of India and Bangladesh but whole of south Asia- which includes Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Parkistan - has a huge fan base for Argentina. It started during 1986 world cup. This Cup was probably the first world cup that was televised live in the region. TV in South Asia had just started. We could watch live games for the first time. And, there was Maradona that messmerized everyone. We and I became a fan of Argentina. We were waiting for the same magic to be repeated. Messi and 2022 Argentina brought it back.
Yes, you are right, we are aware in Argentina of this massive support from Asia. I would include, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Phillipines and China. Amazingly Argentina has a huge fan base in China as well. Thanks to all our Asian brothers and sisters !
Entonces, muchachos, si vieron jugar a Diego Maradona en el '86, no se olvidarán jamás del fútbol argentino ...
Gracias a todos ustedes 👋👋👋👋👍🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
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Supporting Argentina from 1982 WC. I still cannot believe that we won. And I am still celebrating it.
LOS HERMANOS DE BANGLADESH SON TAN LOCOS Y APASIONADOS COMO NOSOTROS
AGUANTE ARGENTINA 🏆🌟🇦🇷
Perdón, de todas las "open wounds" que mencionaron omitieron la más dolorosa, que fue la guerra de Malvinas (1982) contra el Reino Unido... Muy bueno el informe pero me pareció muy raro que "olvidaran" mencionar ese tema tan delicado. Las Malvinas fueron, son y serán Argentinas. Aguante Messi, aguante el fútbol y vamos Argentina!! Agradecida de haber nacido en la tierra de Diego y Lionel y de los pibes de Malvinas que jamás olvidaré... no te lo puedo explicar, porque no vas a entender!!
Basta del verso de las Malvinas por dios!
los milicos, para desviar la atención de las atrocidades que venían cometiendo INVENTARON UNA GUERRA.
En 1982 NO HABÍA NI UN ARGENTINO VIVIENDO AHÍ, todos descendientes de Ingleses, cero de argentina.
Encima los forros de los milicos terminan subestimando a los yankies porque pensaron que no se iban a meter y le dieron todo el apoyo a los ingleses.
Se perdieron vidas AL PEDO y las islas nunca más volverán a ser argentinas porque hoy argentina es una nación POBRE.
Y las islas la tiene una nación más RICA.
Es Justo? NO.
Pero es la realidad.
Exactamente, esperé todo el vídeo para que mencionaron la guerra de Malvinas porque no por nada Maradona se consagra un símbolo para el país con sus goles contra Inglaterra. Además tampoco puede decir que se olvidó si estuvo en los festejo escuchó al menos una vez el cantito del que no salta es un inglés. Tipo raaaaro
Muchos ingleses estuvieron contentos con que argentina ganara la copa muchos lo digerían en la tele
@@Chrisarequipa80 la gran mayoría de los ingleses no registran demasiado el tema Malvinas y tampoco se preocupan tanto por "defenderlas", imaginate que tuvieron más de 60 guerras durante el siglo 20 solamente...incluso durante el festejo de la final, hablé con un inglés de Southampton que estaba ultra convencido de que debían ser devueltas a Argentina.
Esa guerra fue simplemente causada por Argentina, y las Malvinas puede que hayan sido argentinas pero ya no lo son más, basta con este mantra enfermo.
Soy argentino y vivo en República Checa. A muchos, la crisis nos llevó a buscar nuevos horizontes. Me encantó el documental: como argentino lo siento muy auténtico en su contenido. Este es un lugar apropiado para que se expresen personas de otros países. Así que de mi parte, simplemente darle las gracias a quienes simpatizaron con nuestro fútbol.
I was born in Guatemala 58 years ago but when I was 5
I started to following Argentina untill I die !!!!! Argentina es my passion!!!!!
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from Guatemala, but a fan of Argentinian football. me encanta el balonpie y Argentina realmente inspira al mundo co la calidad de su balopie. felicidades Argentina!!
Argentina has the best semaphore climbers in the entire planet, greetings from Argentina
Jajaja verdad! Un triunfo más y lo hacemos deporte xD
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Jajaja me hiciste reir
Semaforo = traffic lights
Seee, los mejores escaladores y los más torpes, también 🤦🤦🤦👍🇦🇷
Sebastian, as an Argentinian let me congratulate you for this extraordinary piece. I think you nailed it in many ways, especially through the both simple and deep insights of Marcela Mora y Araujo. Yes, our culture is built up upon hardship and suffering, and tango is notably a musical mixture of melancholy and nostalgia, and the same could be said about other Argentine folkloric music genres, like zambas or bagualas. We crave for deliverance from all that grief that runs through our history. Our mythic drama is to overcome extremely painful defeats. That's why the most popular song of the World Cup evokes right in its third verse "the boys from the Falklands whom I will never forget". And a little later puts that dreadful war on the same level as "all the final matches we lost, for so many years I cried because of them". That's how we feel about winning a World Cup: elation, retribution, relief, catharsis, poetic justice, divine compensation. It is a complex dramatic structure, curiously validated (or amplified) by fact --just review at the all the six final World Cup matches we played: no matter if we won or lost, those were utterly dramatic, epic, hard fought, hard lost or hard won.
As you very well know, a narrative is a powerful way of transmitting values, ideas, symbols, hopes, the stuff of myth. For many nations, including Argentina, football provides such a narrative on an immediate and massive level, that no other phenomenon can match. Yes, it would be nice to send rockets to the Moon, to have a powerful and wholesome economy, to live in a well-structured and equitative society, to be recognized as a major geopolitical player... but while all of that is, alas, beyond our current possibilities... oh man, it will be nice to be World Champions for these next four years --at least.
Thanks for your perspective. Hope you enjoyed the event as well! Cheers!
LA politica mal practicadaes una mierda aca pasa todo el tiempo usan al futbol para cualquier tipo de publicidad ya sea de derecha o e isquierda pero con este equipo paso algo especial, todos queriamos que ganara la copa messi
amigo yo no se si mandaste google translator o lo hablás muy bien, pero explicaste el "no te lo puedo explicar porque no vas a entender" en un idioma ajeno de manera brillante.
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Porque se nota que tiene estudio, una literatura profunda y filosófica, evocando a los sentimientos más profundos del "ser argentino".
El inquebrantable, aquel que se cae y se levanta contra todas las adversidades, el qué a los grandes los mira de igual a igual, sin achicarse, la picardía (mal usada es dañina).
Nos diferenciamos del resto de Latinoamérica por no tener ese complejo de INFERIORIDAD qué si lo tienen por ej. En México o en Chile y les despierta bronca y envidia al "ser argentino", tildandonos de "Agrandados" porque es un sentimiento qué nunca lo experimentaron.
Ej. Cómo los correntinos inquebrantables que con un cuchillo peleaban cuando ya habían agotado el cargador y gritando sapucais para darse alientos y motivarse, sacando fuerza dónde ya no las había, congelados, sin reemplazo y sin comer, flacos, pero con amor al territorio argentino y el humor cordobés infaltable para dejar de lado la tristeza.
La sangre, sudor y lágrimas de broncas tanto en la guerra cómo en el fútbol no fueron derramados en vano.
Bueno, tal vez Argentina no envíe cohetes a la luna, pero forma parte de un grupito de apenas 7 países que fabrica sus propios satélites... ;)
@@fdm243 Nivel de un B2 muy avanzado o C1. Hasta C2.
🇦🇷🇩🇪As an a Argentinian living in Berlin, thanks for this work. Again the Germans doing quality work to really understand a phenomenon. I will use this video to explain to my family here why my country and myself were crazy all December, and still... Vielen Dank! 🥰💙🤍💙⚽
@@sebastiansaam8629 Thanks for your work Sebastian! 👏👏👏
If you miss a little the Argentine vibe, I invite you to my concerts 🇦🇷😄🎶 LG. Omar ua-cam.com/video/5DTr312aWZU/v-deo.html
Excellent, brother! Indeed, it was really delightful to watch this masterpiece. What a great job this guy and his teammates just did. I hope you're all doing well in Berlin. Cheers! Greetings from Córdoba, Argentina!
Soy argentino y todavía me emociono y lloro todos los días al ver cada día nuevos videos del campeonato. Tengo 41 años y el 18/12 fue sin dudas uno de los días más felices de toda mi vida. Ser parte de las multitudes eufóricas en la calle, compartiendo la pasión y el espíritu como comunidad en estado de fiesta, es un sentimiento que no se puede explicar ni transmitir. Además, Messi es absolutamente amado acá y nos representa de la mejor manera. Que él haya sido coronado hizo aún más especial este campeonato tan anhelado.
16 years, I waited for this moment. The love came from family tradition of supporting Maradona and Argentina. Had to suffer so much as a fan and finally Messi brought it home. Not just love, but grateful to king Leo for the Trophy. Thank you from Bangladesh🇧🇩
Ojalá un día la selección se de una vuelta por Bangladesh, abrazo desde argentina
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Para el argentino, el fútbol representa absolutamente todo. Desde frases como "cortita y al pie", "anda a buscarla al ángulo", "es un golazo", etc. Es decir, hasta en la conversación cotidiana tenemos incorporadas las frases mencionadas, entre otras.
Representa también familia, amor, recuerdos de la infancia, cultura, pasión. Atraviesa a cada uno de los argentinos, sea o no sea futbolero. Representa locura, tradición, libertad.
Tenemos la famosa cultura del aguante. Alentamos para hacernos sentir, que los demás nos escuchen, que los que nos representen, sepan que tienen gente que les envía buenas energías siempre, pase lo que pase.
Ser una nación futbolera tiene sus pro y sus contras, obvio. Desde niños muchos chicos se ponen una bolsa pesadísima en el hombro, más la presión de los padres de ganar o ganar. Es difícil... pero por suerte siempre se trata de mejorar.
El fútbol es un deporte que nació en Inglaterra, Brasil lo hizo mágico con grandes exponentes y equipos... pero Argentina, al fútbol lo volvió un arte. Para muchos el fútbol y su equipo es su vida, pero Argentina lo lleva a un nivel superlativo. Las victorias se festejan como nunca, y las derrotas duelen más que para otros.
Somos fútbol. Gracias Argentina, por ser un digno representante de la élite del fútbol mundial. ¡Vamos Argentina!
-de taquito
-tener mucha cancha en algo
...debe haber un montón más que ni nos damos cuenta
Agrego algunas más:
"La paraste de pecho campeón"
"Es un caño" (cuando algo es muy bueno)
"Ojo que ya tenés amarilla" (te mandaste una cagada y no te van a perdonar otra)
"Me sacaron la roja" (te echaron de algún lado o se enojaron con vos)
"Ponete o se puso la 10" (que se juegue o se jugó con algo)
"Quedaste en offside" (que te perdiste o te fuiste al carajo)
@@mauritalos7471 "si no es *tal cosa* le pega en el palo"
"qué manera de embarrar la cancha"
"Me la dejaste picando"
Q locura lo incorporado q lo tenemos jajaja
Football is not just a sport, it’s an art form. Vamos Argentina!
Muy interesante el documental. Definitivamente Argentina es el país más futbolero del mundo .Como peruano me siento feliz por Messi y por nuestros hermanos Argentinos. Saludos cordiales desde Perú 🇵🇪👍
Gracias hermano Peruano, por esta siempre!!!. Las Malvinas nos une aún más!!
Creo que mucho del incredible passion es porque estaba messi's el ultimo opportunidad para ganar una copa a igual Maradona. No creo sera el mismo en 2026! Lo siento por el sentimentsos duros pero esta es probablemente ciertos.
Viva 🙌🏾 Perú 🇵🇪 ❤
Aguante Argentina 🇦🇷 carajoooooo🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
HAY QUE POBLAR LA PATAGONIA PERUANOS BIENVENIDOS
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LA BATALLA DE PUNTA QUEBRACHO 1846 RIO PARANA
INGLESES Y FRANCESES FUERON DERROTADOS
Great video.
In Ireland the quarter finals was the best we have ever achieved ( Italiia 90) . The games stopped a nation, the ole ole chant from that tournament is still played at weddings and celebrations, and sung by audiences in concerts.
The penalty win was voted the greatest sporting moment in our nations history, despite football not having the popularity of native sports. That shootout had a tv audience of more than 2 million, when the population in 90 was 4 million.
The power of football
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my grandfather was argentinean migrated into colombia in the 40s. We grew up in the family in Colombia almost like an argentinean family... there is a vast portion of Colombians who do no like argentineans because they think they are arrogant... they might be, but I also think these portion of colombians are somewhat envious of how argentineans relate to their identity... and I feel colombian as much as I feel argentinean, (so is a mishmash of feelings writting this) the passion argentineans feel for almost anything is uncomparable in the region... melancholy, music, poetry, film, goes hand in hand with street, resilience, struggles and political turmoil.
asi es yo como argentino tmb te puedo decir que a veces nos sentimos bichos raros en la reguion lo digo por cosas como la melancolia en el arte musica tango poesia etc comparado con la tipica alegria del resto de latinoamerica
Los argentinos queremos mucho a los Colombianos!! No son todos arrogantes!! Muchos somos amables y respetuosos, nos gusta hacer sentir a la gente bienvenida y compartirles hasta lo que no tenemos...
Fantástico tu comentario. Es así, no somos perfectos. Nadie lo es. Pero es innegable que somos apasionados como nadie. Un gran saludo desde Córdoba, ARG!
Ese tema de que son arrogantes pasa de boca en boca y yo creo que la mayoría ni ha interactuado con un(a) argentino(a) 😂
Personalmente como colombiana, los quiero, los admiro y no pude estar mas feliz de ver a Messi campeón. Siempre estaré agradecida con Argentina por traer de vuelta la copa a Suramérica ✊🇦🇷 y darnos esa alegría tan grande.
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The most famous argentine chant for the 2022 World Cup talks about it: " I was born in Argentina, the land of Diego and Lionel,
and of the kids from the Malvinas (war) that I will never forget them
I can't explain it to you, because you'll never understand,
the final matches that we lost, how many years I cried about..."
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I’m Puertorrican and we suck in fútbol, so ever since 1986 that I saw Maradona leading Argentina to win its second star, I became a die hard fan. I enjoyed and celebrated this third championship as any other true horned Argentinian. God bless Leo Messi.
I am from ኢትዮዽያ I didn’t know anything the difficulties about the Argentinians were going through, I ached and rooted for Messi and hence for Argentina ! I am so so happy for him and his nation. I feel blessed to have witnessed this world cups final and watch Argentina win it! What a game, all that suspense and incredible come back from France, Mbappe’s hat-rick deserves Hollywoodfilm! It was a collective euphoria not just for Argentinians but to the entire football fan around the globe ! From east Africa to my brothers and sisters in the land of football and more !
Saludos desde argentina
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In Europe, football is a highly competitive discipline just like any other. In South America it's a bit more than that - It's a huge trace of popular culture and identity, especially in Argentina and Brazil. Add up the fact that our countries have been dealing for generations with poverty, inequality, intense social, political and ideological divisions and you will find in football probably the only factor of common ground over this part of the world.
mostly in every side of south america actually
@@franciscomolinos7302Only Argentina and Brasil. And Argentina is another level...
@@franciscomolinos7302 nope. Hay una clara integracion social por parte de los clubes hace mas de 120 años, eso se transmite de generacion en generacion. Por eso el club es un lazo familiar, asi como dijo el personaje de guillermo francella en el "secreto de sus ojos" uno puede cambiar de todo, de religion, de pareja, de politica pero de pasion futbolistica? Eso no se cambia..
El entramado de clubes en argentina es realmente asombroso, hasta diria como opinion propia que supera a inglaterra. Solo buenos aires tiene casi como el 50% y lo mejor de todo es que muchos no son solo de futbol sino multideportivos y sociales pero el nucleo que une todo es el futbol. La pelota va desde la quiaca, jujuy a usuahia, tierra del fuego
You could say the same thing about Scotland...especially 20/ 30 years ago...in simpler times before the Internet, multiple TV channels, computer games etc.the passion the fans has for their clubs can be fanatical..definitely more than mainland Europe ( outside Italy...where football in 80s and 90s was part of life too) rangers and celtic, Scotland and england...a lot of politics, sectaratian division, nationalism..it's all there and the working class in Scotland ( and england) have meant that football is more important here than in many other countries. Lots of people need a football team to forget their troubles or feel important for a couple of days.
In Argentina something better than football was invented, "the love of football", when Argentina plays we are one regardless of differences and thoughts and Argentina is encouraged no matter what. Soccer gives us happiness regardless of how the country is, they treat us crazy, but it's the most beautiful madness we have, and if they don't understand it, we won't ask them to understand it either. Do you want to know what this passion is like, come and live it personally
No entiendo los que escriben football y soccer a la vez..
@@belenheredia2024 Según le contestes a un americano o a un angloparlante q no sea yankee
Football o futbol, pancho. Que soccer ni que soccer.
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I am Indonesian and have seen Argentina win the world cup for the second time from 1986 and 2022 finally congratulations to Argentina, VAMOS ARGENTINA
An argentinian who watched the world cup from Melbourne and went to Fed square to celebrate like it I were at the obelisco. Messi te amoooooo, somos campeones mundiales 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🥳🥳🥳🥳⭐⭐⭐
@Natali Burgio Did you jump into the Yarra after the final whistle?
2 of the 3 best football players of all time are Argentine. It is the proof of the eternal union of Argentina and football. 🇦🇷🏆⭐⭐⭐
Did you forget ALFREDO DI STEFANO?
The guy with 5 Champions League trophy? The guy who dominated Europe through the decade of 1950's. The ultimate embodied definition of player no. 7, long, long before CR7 even born.
He was Argentinian.
(Before he changed his nationality for his career)
@@jackblackbeard5699 Why did you come to the conclusion that I forgot Di Stefano???? 😁 I only talked about the top 3.
@@zalosarmiento1554 di Stefano is not really my fave, but if football were televised at his era, he might be considered as (one of) the GOAT.
mi top son 4: 1° Pelé 2° Di Stefano 3° Maradona 4° Messi, saludos!
@@locura1387 you count it reversed?
Estoy llorando, loco. Qué hermoso es mi país. Aguante Argentina!
I am from Nepal
Waited since 2014 for Mesi to lift a trophy with his national team.
Lots of things have changed in my life since those 8 years... but the wish of watching him lift the WC trophy was ever present.
To be honest, sometimes the victory still feels like a dream.
As a Chechen who live in Sweden, we can say we wanted Argentina to win this time. Not just because of strong football culture but also a large Ukrainian diaspora in Argentina. In some way we sympathised with Ukraine for fighting the Russian invasion, and at the same time we wanted Messi to win because Argentina has been welcoming to refugees fleeing Russian oppression. 🇸🇪🤝🏻🇦🇷
I love my national team, love my country, vamos Argentina!
Started supporting Argentina football team when i was 10-11. It hurt me like all argentinian, Argentina being not on the side lifting the Trophy during the 2014 getting so close. Finally dream came true this time. Literally all Bangladeshi rallied for Argentina winning the glorious fifa world cup for majestic Messi and Argentina.
I was born in Argentina but I live in Chile for the last 36 years (I’m 50), I also lived 1,5 years in Germany, so I think I might give my explanation why football it is that important in Argentinas life. First of all football it is the most important sport by far in the entire South America (with the exception of Venezuela which baseball it is as popular), every corner of South America has some football in it. Nevertheless, there is two aspects of Argentina (and Uruguay) life that might give the explanation why in this two countries football it is even more popular that not only South America, but also the rest of the world. Sports in Argentina are very important, when you meet somebody for the first time you ask name, what do you do for living and what sport do you practice, and if you check the history of the country, Argentina has been very prolific in sports, especially team sports. Basketball, Padel Tennis, Football, Polo, Rugby, Handball, among others are very popular in Argentina and have been source of great pride in the amount of trophies they had archived. But there is a even much bigger reason why Football is so popular, Argentina people used to be very focus on family ties, we meet every single Sunday, the entire family celebrate everything for whatever reason a meeting with all members invited and all involved in this reunion, so family it is a huge milestone in any Argentinian life. But this family ties are no only with your relatives, are also to your friends, your classmates, your working partners, everyone which is somehow related with you has the chance to be part of your very strong network of persons, like a team. This is totally the opposite way of life in comparison to most other countries in the world that are more focus on an individualistic way of life. And this specific Argentinian way of living it is something that every Argentinian family used to passed on to the next generation. When any group of Argentinian are trying to win any world tournament in any sports, the entire nation will join and support them, no matter how, but they will. They can spend a couple of year of working salaries paying flights, accommodation, and expenses in order to be there and support. It is the way Argentinians express their patriotism, emotions and way of life. This is also true even in music, just watch some rock concert from Argentina, even with bands from abroad (check ACDC for example), and you will see the same fanatism involved, we really express our feeling for what we love or admire, when we love something it is part of our life, it is part of our family.
Muy cierto, yo siempre digo que primero conocí lo que es ser parte de la hinchada Argentina en un concierto, en algún momento los hinchas de fútbol se cruzaron de calle y se metieron en un recital y empezó el aguante futbolero que recibe cada banda cuando viene a Argentina, eso no es todo, un día antes de la final fui a un concierto de Música clásica, una sala de teatro, orquesta trajeada al terminar de interpretar el Requiem de Verdi con coro y todo se pusieron (nos pusimos todos) a cantar "Muchachos!..." andá a ver eso en metropolitan opera de New York🤣 Argentina papá!
Impecable lo tuyo.
comparto totalmente...
Excelente comentario, 100% Perfecta descripción
En conclusion, somos artistas man, la economia no es lo nuestro sino el arte. Cual es la mayor importancia del arte? reflejar algo en especifico y compartir. Asi somos nos vanagloriamos e incluimos a cualquiera que quiera alentar para este lado..
For the power of football is it's simplicity. A simple game of 'a ball finding the net through 22 pairs of legs.' Those legs represent an entire arrey of people. I'm an Indian, a born cricket fan and Argentine fan(inherited from my parents). Our family is floating with Argentina's WC journey for past two months.... It's dream come true.
6 months later....believe me, we are still celebrating this world cup, the amount of joy that this cup gave us is incredible. thanks for your video, it was very respectful
En Costa Rica el fútbol lo vivimos como una religión tambien, obviamente jamás vamos a lograr lo que hace Argentina, estamos muy felices por ese título argentino 🙏👏👏👏
I'm from Honduras, Central América, and I became an Argentina fan since Italy 90 watching Diego. Fútbol is life, one day you're great, one day you're bad, but there's always a new game ahead.
I’m from Bolivia and I hope football can unite the region of Santa Cruz with the rest of the country.
What is happening in santa cruz? I have travelled in South America 10 years ago and I got the impression santa cruz felt more brasilian than anything else! Maybe I'm wrong. Can you explain the situation there...genuinely curious. I like geopolitics...I am a traveller so interested in conflicts.
@@graduke1 En Santa Cruz de la Sierra probablemente vive el puñado de familias más poderosas (económicamente hablando) de Bolivia. Y como todas las elites latinoamericanas, quieren armar un país para ellos solos y que el resto se muera de hambre.
Ese imagino que es el problema de Santa Cruz (Bolivia). Y que básicamente es el mismo problema que tienen casi todos los países latinoamericanos.
Tengo 60 años, vi a Argentina campeón del mundo en tres oportunidades, más el oro olimpico, mas los campeonatos sub 20. Para la inmensa mayoría de los argentinos el fútbol es una pasión y como tal no tiene explicación el sentimiento que en el equipo nacional o en nuestros clubes ponemos. Cuando juega la Selección la mayor parte de los argentinos estamos atentos al desarrollo de los partidos, porque el equipo nacional es casi como un símbolo patrio. Soy profesional universitario con casi cuatro décadas de titulación, fui profesor universitario, si lo analizo entiendo que el fútbol no es más que un juego, que un deporte, paralelamente un inmenso negocio, pero no puedo evitar sentir lo que siento, pues como el informe indica, la pasión por el futbol no distingue edades, ni clases sociales, ni niveles educativos, es algo que nos pertenece a todos, que lo gozamos y sufrimos en conjunto. Desde la obtención del título paso un mes y medio y todavía, sin olvidar el desastre socioeconómico en que la Argentina está sumergida, muchos viven en "modo Mundial", pues la alegría que nos dió el campeonato tiene un efecto terapéutico durarero.
¡Argentina es campeón del mundo! ¡Y las Malvinas siempre serán argentinas!
Saludos desde México y felicitaciones a todo el pueblo argentino.
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Frenchie here! With an Argentinian girlfriend. the final was... intense x)
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Bet you had a good night...or a good week 😉
No podrían entenderlo, el fútbol se lleva todo el brillo pero en todo deporte somos muy pasionales.
Si. Ganamos porque ganamos no por lástima o compasión como leí algunos comentarios. Vamo' Argentina 💙 🤍 💙
True, Billie Eilish should get together with an Argentine (me), and dump that silly rock-star kid that she is with..
Hasta en un juego de ajedrez alentamos 🤣🤣
No solo fútbol, también en la música somos muy apasionados, siempre reventamos los estadios. También somos pasionales aunque a menor medida en el resto de las cosas.
Digamos que en todo somos muy pasionales. Tipo, vemos "Argentina" en cualquier cosa y ya saltamos en plan "mí país, mí país" xDDDD
Qué buen país lpm
De ninguna manera comparto las opiniones vertidas sobre por qué Argentina festeja con tanto fervor el fútbol y sobretodo, haber ganado un campeonato mundial. No se aproxima ni de cerca, al concepto de subestimación o reivindicación de nuestro país frente a terceros, ni a una necesidad de reafirmar nuestro potencial como país. Un concepto arcaico, arraigado si lo está, en una escasísima minoría. Los argentinos somos competitivos por naturaleza, buscamos la victoria en todo lo que emprendemos y no claudicamos hasta conseguirla. Y el fútbol, no es la excepción.
si, sobre todo con la inflacion.
Nuestro espíritu competidor es parte de nuestra esencia. No se basa en ninguna reivindicación. No tenemos ni tuvimos nunca complejos, ni miramos desde abajo a nadie.
Great episode Sebastian! I'm Argentinian and it is really interesting to get deeper in the reasons why football means sometimes "too much" in our country. Congrats on this cultural approach!
Feliz un mes !!! Campeones mundiales!!! Aguante argentina!!!
Dale campeooon dale campeooon dale campeoooon...
I'm from India where no space for football then I saw Ronaldinho and I fallen in love for football now I'm crazy for football because of lionel messi and now the football is completed
Argentina es otro planeta... No lo entenderías... 🇦🇷
Soy de Argentina, vivo en EEUU Y ESTE MUNDIAL a colapsado mis emociones ya paso mas de un mes sigo mirando los videos y sigo emocionàndome!gracias 🇦🇷 SELECCION ARGENTINA, GRACIAS MESSI ❤️
Greetings from Germany 🥹
This goes straight from my ❤
Viv la Messi, Viv la Maradona, Viv Argentina, this is FOOTBALL 🥹😭🥹😘
As an US/Argentinian, I am moved by the thoughtfulness and passion conveyed in your words. You have truly captured the essence of our culture and the complexity of our emotions as we navigate through the hardships of our history. The tango, the zambas, and the bagualas all hold within them the echoes of past struggles and the longing for deliverance. It is through these musical genres that we are able to express and process our grief, our nostalgia, and our longing for something better.
And in football, we find a powerful narrative that speaks to us on an immediate and visceral level. It is through the game that we are able to experience the full range of human emotions, from the heartache of defeat to the elation of victory. The World Cup, in particular, holds a special place in our hearts, as it is through this event that we are able to transcend our everyday struggles and come together as a nation united in our pursuit of glory.
As you have so eloquently stated, the narrative of football is a powerful way of transmitting values, ideas, symbols, and hopes. It is through this narrative that we are able to find solace, to make sense of the world, and to find a sense of purpose. As a young democracy, we are still finding our way, but the passion and unity that we find in football serves as a reminder that this is just the beginning.
Thank you for your perspective and for your love for our culture. I hope you enjoyed the event as well, and cheers to many more moments of triumph and unity.
PS: Las Malvinas son Argentinas pa!
dejate de joder, sos argentino....
Es inexplicable lo que el fútbol significa en Argentina. Es como dice la canción que coreamos "No te lo puedo explicar, porque no vas a entender"
No es afición, es pasión. Es un sentimiento inexplicable, si no sos argentino no lo entenderías. Vamos Argentina carajo🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Mariela
One of my earliest memories is going out to the streets of Buenos Aires with a ladle and an aluminum flan mold to make noise and celebrate the World Cup victory in 1986. It's been three and a half decades of shattered dreams and disillusionment since. But this year, things were different. Our Selección had a nickname - La Scaloneta - which was unheard of. And if that weren't enough, the nickname wasn't derived from the superstar but rather the coach. The team taught us all to persevere, to work as a team, to have each other's backs, and to put the common goal ahead of personal aspirations.
In Argentina football is also related to the roots. Families going every weekend to neighbourhood clubs. And those clubs that play their own tournaments in comunal fields ("los potreros"), are where the scouts from profesional clubs get their talent. It´s precisely Messi´s story (and pretty much every player´s story), and he always enfazises in how powerful and important are, to this day, his chilhood memories in Rosario, when he and his family would spend the weekends at his neighbourhood club. So football and family are also related.
Im an American but visited Colombia on vacation and watched the final there. I have been a Messi supporter my entire life and that final brought me to tears. The emotions I felt that day were indescribable. I felt like every Argentine out there going between moments of wanting to throw up with the nerves, anxiety and tension and the sheer jubilation that waxed and waned from one minute to the next. When the moment hit that Messi would lift that coveted trophy I felt like one of MY life's dreams had been fulfilled. Its hard to explain. I wish I was in Buenos Aires or Rosario celebrating with them.
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I am from Kolkata, India where football is a religion for most people, and not cricket, unlike most other parts of our country. I myself have been supporting Argentina since 2006, when I was 12 years old, and so have had the good fortune of following almost Messi's entire career, both in Barcelona and Argentina. I still can't believe he moved to PSG (even after two years).
Argentina winning the World Cup was one of the happiest moments of my life and the Argentina flag still flies proudly on my rooftop, more than a month after the World Cup final victory.
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Gracias, muchas gracias a todos aquellos que elevaron su energía y nos iluminaron, fue una gran masa de energía en pos de una sola cosa: ver a Messi levantar la copa del mundo. ¡Oh, justicia divina!
Aquí, aún, lo seguimos celebrando. Es cierto, ésto ha sido una gran inyección de energía para el pueblo, sobre todo para el que lucha día a día por seguir adelante.
La eterna lucha del débil contra el poderoso.
Para nosotros ésto ha sido un sueño cumplido. Por eso gracias por el aguante, al hincha, al simpatizante, al fanático, a todos los que nos acompañaron y nos dieron su amor, lo celebramos con ustedes! Gracias! 💙🤍💙⭐⭐⭐
You need to know about Messi: a giant of football, and a humble person. For many years he played and succeded in Europe. We are very proud of him.
But he couldn't win with our national team. He loves Argentina and truly wanted to win the World Cup.
He decided to quit this team after some faillures but he came back, supported by every argentinian. And along with a great group of partners, and a humble but talented coach, they started to win.
So everybody wanted to win the World Cup because Messi and this group were so inspiring and Messi deseeved it after so many years.
That's one of the reason of this craziness about winning the World Cup.
True...the messi factor is huge! It explains the almost religious fanaticism...his very last chance to win a world cup!!! In the bigger picture though I can't help that it doesn't really make that much sense. He is a great player, never personally let Argentina down...just didn't have the right circumstances ( until now) to realistically win a cup ( or 2)...and he did it when not at his best ( although he had a great tournament but the effort he put in was incredible. He was on a mission for sure! )
Vamos vamos Argentina... 🇦🇷🥃