Así vivieron los ARGENTINOS la SEMIFINAL contra Inglaterra en Londres

In this video from La Voz, we accompany Alejo and Pamela, two people from Córdoba who were in England during the historic semifinal. They tell us about the incredible experience of watching the match on "rival" territory: from organizing a "clandestine" celebration in a rented theater to avoid incidents, to the inner workings of a fan group that brought fernet, drums, and choripán to the heart of the British capital. Discover what the atmosphere is like in the streets of London when the national team plays, the need to hide jerseys in areas like Soho or Piccadilly Circus to avoid provocations, and the tense moments with local fans after the final whistle. Plus, a surprising account of what some English people think today about the Falkland Islands and sportsmanship. Don't miss this unique story of Argentine passion around the world! 📌 In this video you'll see: The organization of the "Argentinians in London". Tension in the streets and the role of the British police. The contrast between English pubs and Argentine theater. Stories of people from Córdoba experiencing an unforgettable trip. 0:00 Introduction: People from Córdoba in London 1:20 How to organize an Argentine celebration in England? 2:45 A theater with choripán, fernet, and 300 Argentinians 4:15 The atmosphere in the pubs and the locals' perspective 5:30 Tension in the streets: Why hide your jersey? 7:00 Incidents in Piccadilly Circus and Soho 8:30 Clashes with English fans: Messi vs. Ronaldo 9:15 The Falklands/Malvinas issue and the respect shown by Londoners 10:10 Where will they watch the final? The journey continues La Voz en Vivo presents, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., the most important news to start your day: top-notch journalism, in-depth interviews, and more. Follow us on our social media channels and our website:   / lavozcomar     / lavozcomar     / lavoz.com.ar   https://www.lavoz.com.ar/