After the victory of the Venezuelan National Team against its counterpart from Mexico in Group B of the Copa América, the Venezuelan soccer player Yeferson Soteldo took out a bugle in the mixed zone of SoFi Stadium (sound player, baffle, speaker).
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As he walked through that section of the sports venue, the Venezuelan national team member played a song by his fellow countryman, the late rapper and composer Tyrone González, ‘Canserbero’ at full volume.
It was to the beat of the song ‘Es Épico’, that the offensive midfielder celebrated the victory of ‘Vinotinto’ against ‘El Tri’.
As a curious fact, Soteldo, who has several tattoos, has a tribute to Canserbero’s musical legacy marked on his skin.
On one of his legs, the revulsive player has the famous phrase ‘All We Need Is Love’ next to the face of the native of Maracay, Venezuela.
The match between Venezuela and Mexico for the Copa América ended 1-0 in favor of the ‘Vinotinto’ with a penalty goal from the 34-year-old striker, Salomón Rondón.
With this result, those led by Fernando ‘Bocha’ Batista become the second classified in the Copa América 2024 after Argentina entered the next phase after defeating Chile.
The ‘Vinotinto’ broke a negative streak against the North American team. Of 13 games played, although the vast majority were international friendlies, Venezuela had not been able to win.
It is worth mentioning that ‘El ‘Tri’ was undefeated against the South American team with 10 wins and three draws.
