Lhe families of the Spanish team players will enjoy the final and will be, as in the rest of the tournament, the main support of the national team in the stands. The reality is that a group has been created that has absolutely everything: jokes, laughter, tears. and… even customs prior to matches.
And it is that in the prelude to the duel against Japan they made too much noise, so in the previous ones of the following games they have taken a slightly more relaxed role. There are stories to give and give away. For example, Tere’s mother, a great cheerleader for the group, recounts the inside story of her trip to New Zealand: “My daughter told me that I had to be… Look, I don’t like to fly”recognizes between laughs a woman who has the Galician flag, the Spanish flag and the bib number three on her fingernails.
Others, like the relatives of Laia Codina, have made their way back and forth. Nuria, her mother, will make it to the final. Case similar to Mr. Coll, who accompanied the team in the group stage and who returned just before the round of 16, at which time her daughter began to have minutes. Nor is he left behind father of Athenea del Castillo, one of the most acclaimed of the expedition who had problems on a flight for not getting off his vapper. The group has been coming together as the tournament has progressed. They have taken walks together, played the popular card game ‘UNO’ together, and have formed lifelong friendships.
In a month he gives time to many things. For example, to experience an earthquake. The most affected was Misa’s mother, who stood at the reception of her hotel with the idea of running away if everything moved again. It has not been the only tremor they have experienced. There was a group of 5 relatives who went to the South Island of New Zealand and I lived a very peculiar episode. On the way back to the North Island, his ship caught a storm that made the expedition dizzy and a couple of vomits.
Speaking of talismans, several of the relatives carry a ring shaped amulet who accompanies the group at all times and who brings luck to the Spanish team. Among other customs, Tere’s mother says that when she gets up and leaves there is a goal and Mara Pérez’s father that the exact opposite happens to her. If what works is not touched, let them repeat all their manas
