Mariachis, chants and fiesta at Mexico vs Korea in Estadio Guadalajara | OneFootball

Soccer was the star of the night at the Home of Mexicans, but long before the referee blew the whistle for Mexico vs South Korea, Guadalajara Stadium was already alive with a true World Cup celebration.

Several hours before kickoff, fans began gathering around the venue to enjoy an experience that combined singing, cultural exchange, and the excitement of being part of a World Cup.

One of the liveliest areas was the stadium atrium, where among photos, flags, and families looking to preserve a memory for a lifetime, the traditional “Dale, Dale, Dale Rebaño!” could be heard.

The music also added to the day, as while the fans celebrated, the mariachi gave the event a Mexican touch.

However, the most emotional moment of the afternoon came minutes before the match began, when the Mexican National Anthem started to play, and the fans created a deafening atmosphere at Guadalajara Stadium.

After the big night, crowned with the 1-0 victory, the Mexican National Team’s next assignment will come on June 24 at Mexico City Stadium, where the national side will face Czechia.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.