The Junta de Andalucía, host of this final phase of the Davis Cuppublished a spectacular video musical comedy entitled ‘Entre Quejíos’ dedicated to Rafa Nadal. The tennis player, who will surely announce his retirement once the tournament is over, seeks to help Spain reach his seventh “Salad Bowl” of its history.
This heartfelt tribute comes from an idea he had the Ernest agencyco-produced by The remedies and the jeweland which included the musical production of Javier Limón and Frank Maza. This unexpected “last match” of the Spanish tennis player acquires particular importance because in Andalusia, more precisely in Sevilleit’s where Nadal won his first Davis Cup title in 2004, and it’s where he will also play his final professional tournament.
“Entre Quejíos” seeks to evoke the connection between the best Spanish athlete of all time and Andalusia, with an authentic composition that connects art and sport in an unprecedented way. The music video is now available on YouTube and Spotifyamong other platforms, and will be broadcast at different times of the tournament, giving particular importance to the moment of Rafa Nadal’s first participation.
Nadal’s last dance
The sports world is racing to see what the last dance of Rafa Nadal with a racket. The 38-year-old Balearic tennis player will open the series today from 5:00 p.m. Botic van de Zandschulp. Among the flood of messages received these days, Rafa Nadal also received one from the president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno.
We met him as a child and he became a LEGEND. We shouted about his triumphs, he made us dream and he embodies the values of sport like very few others.
You are the PRIDE of all Spain, @RafaelNadal.#Andalusia Live this special week by your side. pic.twitter.com/VU4fi8ZTyn
–Juanma Moreno (@JuanMa_Moreno) November 18, 2024
“We met him as a child and became a LEGEND. We shouted about his triumphs, he made us dream and he embodies the values of sport like very few others. You are the PRIDE of all SpainRafael Nadal. “Andalusia is living this special week at your side,” the Andalusian president wrote on his social networks to say goodbye to the tennis player from Manacorí.
