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Manuel Caceres, The Drum-Pounding Spanish football Superfan Known Worldwide as “Manolo El del Bombo”, died on Thursday of 76, Silencing the Rhythmic Heartbeat Spain National Team For over four decades.
With His Trademark Oversized Basque Beret and Red Number 12 Shirt, Caceres Became as Much a Fixture at Spanish Matches as The Players Themselves – A Percussive National Tressor who Relentless DRumming Provided La Roja’s Unofficial SoundTrack.
“My aim is to retire after 12 World Cups, which will make me 77, if Spain Qualify for all of them. I ‘ Germany.
His love affair with the typed began when he first travelled abroad to watch spain play in Cyprus in 1979. Phenomenon, with his drum becoming inextricably linked to the spanish footballing identity.
Caceres Ultimately fell Two Tournaments Short of His Ambitious Goal, Attending a Total of 10 World Cups But Missing The 2022 Showpiece in Qatar. His Final Appearance Came at Valencia‘s Mestalla stadium during the nations League Quarter-Final Against The Netherlands In March.
“I ‘Given Up Everything for Football – My Businesses and Everything – But I’m Still Alive. He toold reuters at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Such was his fame that the spanish federation covered his travel and accommodation during the showpiece in Russia, recognizing a man whose celebrity of the players’ Themselves.
“One of our most looyal fans has passed away, someone who was always with us through, we know you ‘
Caceres, who ran a bar opposite the mestalla stadium for more than 30 years, Made Big personal and financial sacrifices in service to what he is called: His Life: His National Team.
