Álvaro Arbeloa, English soccer team and Real Madrid player, he read the opening speech tonight that starts the Fiestas del Pilar 2010, Zaragoza, "proud" to start the celebrations in Zaragoza, while that has dedicated the success of the English national team in the World Cup. Past has been a cry for water in the city where it never rains, but which has a temporary made out umbrellas, raincoats, rain hats, or just look for the rain. The rain spoiled the party because they were wanting to have fun.
In his speech before thousands of locals who have packed the Plaza del Pilar, Arbeloa has spent the triumphs of the selection to the Aragonese, as pointed out in his words to the singer, writer and politician Aragon, Jose Antonio Labordeta, died Sept. 19.
Moments before reading the proclamation, the Plaza del Pilar is remembered with pride Labordeta, a preacher of the festival in 2009, with an audiovisual presentation that has been seen and listen to the singer's interpretation of its famous "Song of Freedom ', which has delivered a crowd cheered.
then the mayor has introduced the preacher to remember that the English football team "has been one of the greatest satisfactions in this country."
Arbeloa showed the world championship trophy before a Pilar square full of people who, despite the heavy rain that is falling sharply since the afternoon, has chanted and applauded the intervention of the defender.
This has started his speech by reminding his arrival in Zaragoza as a child, to stress as "all the memories" of childhood "are linked to this noble land." "A city that thanks to your warm welcome made me and where I met my wife, my friends and my profession," he added.
"Who would tell a child of six years, he began giving his first kick the ball at the Miraflores Park, who was able to finish serving his dream of becoming a footballer," confessed Arbeloa, stressing that this desire was "possible" because "this city and its people" knew impregnate "their core values: sacrifice, perseverance, humility and pride."
Arbeloa has expressed "pride" and to be in the balcony starting the festivities of the ", a festival that" unfortunately "not be eligible because of my profession." "I have stopped enjoying the last ten years of these wonderful holidays, but has allowed me to live both long success with the national team, Euro and World Cup," he continued.
"I'd like to share with you all of these achievements," he has said, warning that "without you would not have been possible." "Especially those who are in this magnificent place. All who live in this beautiful city and this stubborn region, because only when one back home knows that it worth not to achieve success, but have someone to celebrate, "said excited.
Finally, Arbeloa also recalled his words to José Antonio Labordeta, by who has called for a round of applause "for a universal Zaragoza and Aragon." He left us recently, but whose memory we are very aware, "he said.
Before light the fuse of the rocket that had launched the Fiestas del Pilar 2010, Arbeloa has concluded his proclamation with the Zaragoza crying 'Viva Zaragoza!, Viva Aragón!, Viva la Virgen del Pilar', but after these traditional chant living has encouraged all of Zaragoza and visitors to the postscript cheering the players on the English football team, 'which is your occupation Spartans ...'.
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