The players and staff of the Spanish National Team lived an unforgettable day this past Monday. After winning their second World Cup against Argentina, La Roja was received by the Kings and their daughters, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, at the Palacio de la Zarzuela and, subsequently, moved to La Moncloa to meet with the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez.
After these more formal meetings, they boarded an open-top bus to start a parade that gathered thousands of people in the streets of Madrid. The celebration continued in Cibeles square, where Viva Suecia, Arde Bogotá, Ana Mena, Lola Índigo, and Aitana performed, with Aitana singing Superestrella, the song that accompanied La Roja throughout the World Cup.
But the celebration did not end in the central Madrid square. As LOC has revealed, the players already had their own party prepared; in fact, there were two parties. The footballers went to the Fitz nightclub, one of the most frequented in the capital, to celebrate the title.
Images of Marc Cucurella singing and dancing with the microphone or Borja Iglesias acting as a DJ have surfaced on social media. Several of these moments can be seen online with the nightclub full of fans who wanted to be with the footballers.
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But there was a second party that was private. In fact, guests had to hand over their phones at the entrance to ensure maximum discretion and prevent videos from being published, as happened with the first party. An event attended by most players, but there were also absences such as Lamine Yamal, who preferred to celebrate the World Cup with his family and friends.
As reported by LOC, footballers like Nico Williams, Ferran Torres, Pau Cubarsí, or Marc Cucurella gave their all on the dance floor alongside well-known faces such as Victoria Federica de Marichalar de Borbón, who watched the match with her cousins Irene and Miguel Urdangarín, or Ana Mena.
Precisely the singer of Madrid City was one of the artists who performed in Cibeles, a presence that has generated much talk, as some of those present commented there was chemistry with Ferran Torres. As a curiosity, the Malaga-born singer performed with the number 7 shirt, which corresponds to the Valencian player.
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