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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
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Juan Castro (Special Envoy from Nilton Santos)
Sooooo good to everyone! Another Copa América night is coming, long and full and you know it. In an hour and a half, Brazil and Peru play a place in the grand final next Saturday (early Sunday morning for us). Everything seems written, almost nobody has Gareca’s, but you have to play, this is football … and we already know how they are spent.
Tite’s stony Brazil, who has been undefeated for almost two years, is a favorite to get into the final for everything. For what little it grants, because it has a great team and Neymar, because he plays at home even if there is no public and, to fool us, the yellow strips are already prepared for a Cup to which Argentina and Colombia, protagonists of the other semifinal, also aspire.
And despite everything, what was said, eye with Peru, runner-up in the last edition that Brazil won. He took four from La ‘Seleçao’ in the group stage, but compete well. Arrives without Carrillo, low very sensitive, and that he was sent off in the quarterfinals as Gabriel Jesus, absent after his kick ‘to De Jong’.
You can see the America’s Cup here and anything is possible. A beautiful night awaits us. Prepare the coffee, the glass or whatever you want, here we are going to give you almost everything. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrmostamos.