Argentina and the Rest of Latin America Unite To Celebrate the New World Cup Winner

Argentina and the Rest of Latin America Unite To Celebrate the New World Cup Winner belatina latine
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In a celebration, not only joined by Argentina when Messi and the rest of the team raised the World Cup after beating France in an incredibly heart-stopping game, millions of soccer fans around Latin America celebrated another country’s win as if it was their own.  

That’s the beauty of soccer. It has the power to unite or to divide, and Latines have shown that celebrating other Latinesvictories is nothing but a strength that only makes us prouder of our roots.  

The biggest fiesta was definitely held in the Albiceleste country, where thousands of Argentinians took out to the streets to celebrate their teams win and honor one of the best soccer players in the world, Lionel Messi. 

@travelwithpat

This was the coolest thing I’ve ever been apart of 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 #travel #argentina #worldcup

♬ How deep is your love – tommasoreplica

Celebrating Messi’s legacy and Argentina’s win 

Everywhere from Rosario — where Messi is from — to Buenos Aires, Argentinas happiness was not able to fit in a single territory. So, countries like Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Brazil, among others, had to join the contentment. 

While Messis hometown was filled with excitement that seeped through any wall in the area, and Buenos Aires literally turned albiceleste with the number of people wearing the Argentinian soccer uniform with pride, and guatemaltecos were also screaming in joy after the final result. Even people in the United States celebrated this win. 

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Messi sos grande! Viva Argentina y que viva todos los latinos 🇦🇷 #worldcup2022 #messi #mundial #messigoat

♬ Muchachos, Ahora Nos Volvimos a Ilusionar – La Mosca Tse-Tse

Needless to say, different celebrities and public figures also congratulated and celebrated Argentinas win over France. One of our favorite boricua singers, Bad Bunny, jumped from emotion, and another Puerto Rican, Ricky Martin, also joined the fun. 

Mexican singer Danna Paola shared a tweet that read an ah!in excitement with Argentina flag emojis next to it. 

Additionally, U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez also wrote a tweet in Spanish saying ASÍ SE HACEwith an Argentina flag next to her words as well. 

As for Messi, the Argentinian has won La Liga 10 times, Copa del Rey seven times, the Champions League four times, the Spanish Super Cup seven times, the UEFA Super Cup three times, the Club World Cup three times, 21/22’s Ligue 1, 2021’s Copa America, Ballon D’or seven times, and 2022’s World Cup.   

No wonder why this Latino is considered one of the best soccer players of all time.  

¡Enhorabuena, Argentina! 

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