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A dream come true

Cristo Fernández, the Mexican who gave life to Dani Rojas in Ted Lasso, fulfilled his great goal: debuting as a professional soccer player. He did it with El Paso Locomotive, a USL League One team in the United States.

On Saturday he entered the 79th minute, when the score was still 0-0. The fans received him with a standing ovation. But the joy was short-lived.

Minutes later, Joseph Quiah broke the tie. Already in added time, Zico Bailey sealed the 2-0 for New Mexico United. Fernández played just over ten minutes in a game that his team lost at home.

The actor had trained for weeks to be ready. His signing with El Paso Locomotive was not a simple promotion: the club integrated him as a real reinforcement for the season. Although his time on the court was brief, the moment was recorded as a personal achievement and a nod between sport and entertainment.

Cristo Fernández has always combined his passion for football with acting. Before international fame, he played in youth categories in Mexico. Now, at 33 years old, he shows that dreams have no expiration date.

Goodbye to couple tattoos

Marichelo Puente made a definitive decision after her separation from Jorge D’Alessio: eliminate the tattoos they got together. Although the breakup has been calm, the influencer and sister of Anahí began the removal process.

On Saturday, July 11, he shared his visit to a specialized clinic on Instagram. “Today is a special day, let’s love each other!” he wrote. In the video, he explained that it was his first session with specialist Agus: “Goodbye, the tattoos are gone.”

Puente also sent advice to his followers: “Don’t get tattoos, it does hurt, but the man is a great guy.” He still doesn’t know how many sessions he will need, but he was excited because one of the two tattoos can hardly be seen anymore.

The origin of tattoos

The first tattoo dates back to 2014, documented in the reality show “Lucky ladies”. Jorge surprised her at home with a tattoo artist. She got a heart-shaped lock tattooed and he got a key. “He set a trap for me, I felt panic,” she recalled with a laugh. Despite the fear, he described the result as “incredible.”

Years later, they got a tattoo of the phrase “From your hand,” although she made it smaller and with different fonts.

The separation was revealed after a video where Jorge D’Alessio – leader of Matute – was seen kissing another woman. Marichelo has said that her priority is the happiness of her children’s father and that she seeks a peaceful transition.

The dynamics of Derbez and AI

The Mexican actor Eugenio Derbez wanted a photo with the Norwegian soccer player Erling Haaland during the preview of the match between Norway and England in Miami. But instead of looking for him in person, he asked his followers for help.

Through his Facebook account, Derbez launched a dynamic: that fans would use artificial intelligence to place him next to the Manchester City scorer. He even posed in a video so they could extract his image.

Initially there was apathy and jokes among the followers, but soon the creations arrived. Derbez shared the ones he liked the most.

The most ingenious creations

One follower changed Derbez’s hair to Haaland’s signature blonde. Another exchanged shirts: the “viking” with that of the Mexican National Team and the actor with that of Norway.

Haaland appeared dressed as Aaron Abasolo, the character from “Derbez en momento”, with a short striped shirt. The Mexican humor included word games and an image where Derbez, using “brute force”, lifts the 1.95 meter athlete.

There was no shortage of tacos, with Haaland enjoying Mexican food, nor the photo of the player with the Cruz Azul shirt.

The name Victoria Ruffo also came up. The past relationship between the two inspired an image of them getting married, with Haaland officiating the ceremony. That creation was not taken up by the actor.

To close, Derbez shared an image inspired by “La Familia P. Luche“, where he appears to have a heart attack after Norway’s defeat against England.