Photograph assigned this Friday by Tato Vega that shows the Argentine musician Charly Garcia (I) posing with the player Lionel Messi in Buenos Aires (Argentina). After the triumph of Argentina 3-0 against Venezuela in the last official party of Lionel Messi in his country, the Argentine rock idol, Charly García, was photographed with the captain of the 'Albiceleste' and, when he said goodbye, he said: “God bless you.”
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After the triumph of Argentina 3-0 over Venezuela, in what was the last official match of Lionel Messi In his country, the Argentine rock idol Charly Garcia He was photographed with the captain of the 'albiceleste' and, when he said goodbye, he said: “God bless you”.
Garcia was one of the numerous figures that attended this Thursday at the Monumental Stadium of Buenos Aires, Casa de River Plate, to witness the Messi farewell to home in the South American qualifiers towards the 2026 World Cup.
After enjoying a box of the show, which resulted in 3-0 for Argentina with a double of 'La Pulga', The Argentine rock legend starred a special moment with the captain and other players, such as Rodrigo de Paul.
The meeting was immortalized in a photograph that Garcia shared on his social networks, accompanied by a message: “Thank you Leo Messi.”
Messi, who left the stadium driving a vehicle, with his partner Antonela Roccuzzo in the companion's seat, did not hesitate to lower the window To take the musician's hand and fire him with an emotional smile.
“Being able to finish this way is what I always dreamed. Be able to celebrate with my people”, Said Messi after the overwhelming victory against the 'Vinotinto' for the penultimate date of the World Cup qualifiers.
The 38 -year -old footballer highlighted the love he received from the fans, and mentioned that, despite having been questioned for many years, he stays “With all the good” and with the achievements obtained.
García, author of historical songs such as 'Demoling hotels', 'I pray for you' and 'They continue to hit us down'he has dozens of studio albums behind him, including fundamental pieces of Latin American rock as 'Modern Clicks' (1983) and 'Say No More' (1996).
Last month, the Argentine musician was recognized with a Title Honoris Causa from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA)institution that stressed that “Charly García was a key piece of the Argentine, Latin American and Hispanic Rock Movement.”
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