Joaquín Larrivey embraces his inner huaso, cueca steps included
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At a glance
- Deportes Concepción forward Joaquín Larrivey donned a huaso hat and a club-colored poncho to promote the team’s match against Audax Italiano.
- The Chilean national joined the club’s invitation with a brief cueca dance while waving a purple scarf bearing Deportes Concepción’s crest.
Joaquín Larrivey did more than put on a huaso hat for Chile’s national celebrations. The Deportes Concepción striker also broke into a few cueca steps while waving a purple scarf marked with the club’s crest.
The Argentine-born forward, who has Chilean nationality, became the face of the team’s welcome to September and the country’s Fiestas Patrias. Wearing a huaso hat and a poncho in Deportes Concepción’s colors, he invited the club’s supporters to attend Friday’s match against Audax Italiano.
The game will be played at Ester Roa at 8:30 p.m. and will open the 22nd round of Chile’s Primera League. Deportes Concepción shared the invitation on its social media accounts under the message “The Chilean Larrivey has an unmissable invitation for this Month of the Homeland.”
The Chilean Larrivey has an unmissable invitation for this Month of the Homeland.
Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.