La Mona Jiménez, Córdoba’s most famous quartet artist, has released a surprising new song titled “La Marcha Borom Bom Bom”. In an unprecedented collaboration, musicians from the fans of the four major Córdoba soccer teams—Talleres, Belgrano, Instituto and Racing de Córdoba—came together to participate in this piece of music, marking a milestone in local music and culture.
The release of “La Marcha Borom Bom Bom” has caused a stir in the Córdoba community and among fans of the quartet and soccer. The song, available on the platforms of La Mona, mixes the vibrant rhythms of the quartet with the characteristic chants of the fans, creating a unique fusion that celebrates the passion and unity of the people of Córdoba.
Jiménez’s initiative not only highlights his inexhaustible creativity and ability to innovate, but also symbolizes a message of unity between the different football fans of Córdoba, known for their fervor and rivalry. By integrating musicians from the Talleres, Belgrano, Instituto and Racing de Córdoba fans, La Mona has managed to bring together all the colors of Córdoba football in the same melody, promoting a spirit of camaraderie and mutual respect.
“It is a great joy to be able to share this song with all the people of Córdoba, and even more so, with the participation of these great musicians who represent our beloved fans,” commented Jiménez. “Football and music are two passions that unite us, and I hope that ‘The Borom Bom Bom March’ is a symbol of that.”
The song is now available on digital platforms and has begun to add thousands of views, with positive comments that highlight the originality and festive spirit of the song. Fans of the quartet and football have not been slow to show their enthusiasm for this collaboration that promises to become a new Córdoba classic.
With this release, La Mona Jiménez reaffirms her place as the quartet’s greatest exponent and as a cultural icon of Córdoba, capable of transcending borders and uniting people through her music. “The Borom Bom Bom March” is a celebration of Córdoba identity and its deepest passions, turned into song.
