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(By Juan Maqueda, from Miami, and Marcelo Maurizio, from Buenos Aires) Boasting a large number of sponsors and an incredible audience, the Argentine national team was part of a mega-event that lasted from last Thursday afternoon and took place at the Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires (River Plate Stadium in ARG), where fans and followers gathered to celebrate the third World Cup victory, after the triumphs in 1978 and 1986. In addition to the game, there was a musical show with the participation of several artists such as Fer Palacio DJ, Los Totora, La T y la M, Fernando Romero, Carlos 'El Tula' Pascual, Wos, and La K'onga, who entertained the audience with their songs. The atmosphere in the stadium was impressive, with more than 83,000 fans who decided to deposit a good amount of Argentine pesos to watch the game.

Tears could not be contained by Lionel Scaloni. The coach of the Argentine National Team took the microphone to address the crowd at the Monumental Stadium, but the ovation was so overwhelming that it moved him. From all angles, the chant "La Scaloneta la p... que lo parió" could be heard, while tears overtook the man from Pujato.

The tribute to the world champions had a special moment dedicated to the captain, who became emotional throughout.Lionel Messi had a stellar moment within Conmebol's tribute to the Argentine national team, who won the World Cup in Qatar. In the prelude to the Libertadores and Sudamericana Cup draw in Luque, the 35-year-old forward was the focus of attention when Soledad Pastorutti took the stage. The singer sang "Brindis", a sensitive song within the intimacy of the Albiceleste that she had whispered to Diego Maradona on stage in 2006. But in addition, the PSG man received several gifts, including the staff as the best player in history.

(By Dino Dal Molin y Marcelo Maurizio) eMerge Americas is the world's leading technology event held in Miami and marks the Miami Tech Week 2023. eMerge Americas brings together the brightest minds and attracts business leaders, government officials, investors, entrepreneurs, and innovators from around the world to discuss technologies that transform our lives. Learn from visionary technology leaders. Experience the latest technological advancements and solutions, all while networking with some of the industry heavyweights.

(By Juan Maqueda) Peru has become a culinary hub in the Americas, with its cuisine gaining worldwide recognition and popularity over the past decade. Peru's food culture is a fusion of indigenous, European, African, and Asian influences that have resulted in a diverse and unique cuisine. The country's abundant natural resources, such as fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and Andean grains, have also played a significant role in the development of Peruvian cuisine.