Mexico City /
The NFL and Mexico reaffirm their friendship with first celebration of fans at the ‘Hasta la Muerte’ party, where hundreds of fans Raiders, Steelers, Broncos, 49ers and more joined together to give a Mexican flavor to the fields.
Through offerings of the dead made by fans of the most popular teams in the country, is how this synergy between contact sports and one of the most beloved and representative festivals in Mexican culture was created.
This Sunday, October 20, the Indie Rocks Forum held the first NFL party within the framework of the celebration of Day of the Dead, where in addition to bringing together sports fans to watch the stellar matches of Week 7 and asserting their enthusiasm; They prepared a series of offerings to receive their beloved dead.
From Las Vegas Raiders, Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Rams, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers and more, the traditional offerings were set up, with the elements that can never be missing, and their NFL touch.
The yellow and black jerseys of the Steelers: white and red 49ersgreen and orange Dolphins; and the black and silver of the Raiders They painted the musical venue in colors of Cuauhtémoc. But his shouts of excitement also overshadowed the commentators every time his team scored.
However, it was not the only Mexican touch, as the Indie Rocks Forum was rocked by the presence of the NFL Catrinas, walking through the hallways, among mortals cheering for their team.
All attendees at the NFL Day of the Dead Party They were able to enjoy official products from the professional league of this beautiful sport, highlighting the designs made by Adán DÃaz, who perfectly combined the essence of our tradition with American football.
‘Rampage’ and ‘Toro’, the respective mascots of the LA Rams and Houston Texans, were also present, celebrating the fans together, but also lamenting the defeat suffered.
Without a doubt, all NFL fans in Mexico They found an ideal place to show their colors, and despite the bitter rivalries, the fans came together to make this celebration something that will last ‘Until Death’.
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