Joy and jubilation invaded the streets of Madrid with the celebration of the Spanish women's soccer team, recently proclaimed world champion in Australia. After their arrival at the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport, the players undertook a triumphant tour of the city aboard an open-top bus, accompanied by the outpouring of their fans.
In the middle of the festivity, a moment of nostalgia and togetherness took center stage. The Canarian goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez revived the iconic Pepe Reina tradition during the 2010 Men's Soccer World Cup by pronouncing a heartfelt "Waiter! Give me one of mushrooms!". The public, delivered to the celebration, responded enthusiastically chanting: "Mushrooms, mushrooms, oee, oee, oee!".
This emotional gesture paid tribute to the history of Spanish football, adding a special touch to the already exciting day of celebration.
Misa Rodríguez not only added to the festive spirit, but also took the opportunity to send a message of support to the neighboring island. "Tenerife is burning and from here I want to send a lot of force," said the goalkeeper, showing her solidarity in the face of the devastating fire that has affected the region for six days, covering an area of 14,787 hectares with a perimeter of 88 kilometers.
The fervor of the celebration was mixed with the commitment and empathy of Misa Rodríguez, recalling that in the midst of joy it is also important to provide support and solidarity in difficult times.
