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Narrated by acclaimed actress Daisy Ridley, this is the story of the planning, the hard work and the dreams that were behind the first FIFA World Cup ever held in the Middle East, and the most successful to date.
Transcript
00:04I was in the mixed zone, and I was waiting for the players.
00:10Obviously, the one who always tried to stop was Messi, Leo.
00:13So I thought, what had to ask Leo,
00:16what had to ask Leo in that moment.
00:19But when I was looking at the monitor,
00:21I saw that joy, that union, and that magic moment
00:24that I was experiencing
00:25all the Argentine team with the Hinchada.
00:30I had to ask something different.
00:33The last thing I'm going to say is not a question,
00:35but I just want to say that it comes to the world's final.
00:38And while we all want to win the cup,
00:41I want to say that, beyond the result,
00:43there is no one who will take care of.
00:44And then I also have a very big feeling
00:47that that happiness, that peace that he had,
00:53you can't end up with a bad result.
00:56You crossed a lot of Argentines,
00:58I really tell you.
00:59There is no girl who has no hat on your belt,
01:01that is not the original, the original,
01:03the original, the invented,
01:03the imaginary, really.
01:06And there was something deeper,
01:08you know, to win a World Cup Final.
01:11There was something deeper than a World Cup.
01:14You marked the life of everyone.
01:15And that is what I think is more big
01:17than any World Cup.
01:19And that no one would take away.
01:20For more than that,
01:21as a dream of all their life,
01:23there was something for me
01:25that has to do with
01:26something to let something
01:27in so many people
01:29that is even more powerful
01:31than to give up a cup.
01:32It's a thank you
01:33for a moment of happy
01:35for such a great time
01:35that you have spent to have so many people,
01:37I really hope
01:38you make it take my heart
01:39because it is more important
01:40than a world cup
01:41and you already have it.
01:42So thank you, Captain.
01:43Well, thank you very much, the truth is that I felt it, I felt it throughout all this time.
01:49The love of the people, from the Copa to here, that we are experiencing incredible moments with it.
01:59They could see a very special moment in the world, something I could have said to Leo, or something I
02:05could say to Messi.
02:06I changed my life, for me...
02:11It was a special way.
02:13And what good is that we, Argentinos, learned a little bit about that,
02:16and it's not just the result, but the way through it.
02:20Before, there was a lot of value for winning or losing.
02:28I swear to you, I never imagined something like that.
02:32I remember when I got notifications on Twitter,
02:37and suddenly I opened Twitter, and there was a user that had me listed in the cut of the video,
02:44where I was telling those words to Messi,
02:48and she said something like that she told us what we all want to say.
02:58I was happy because I said, well, it looks like I'm not alone what I wanted to say.
03:02It's good that someone had felt identified with that.
03:05And suddenly, that video...
03:07It's gone.
03:11It's gone.
03:12It's gone.
03:12There's something that happened during that World Cup, and it was like that,
03:15it's like being a bridge between what all the country wanted to say and Messi.
03:20They didn't give me messages from all sides.
03:22I wrote to everyone, and everyone told me that.
03:26You told me what we all wanted to say.
03:28Magic.
03:30And that changed my life forever.
03:32I felt like that in a beautiful moment, I could have been a bridge
03:36or represented a so many people.
03:39I don't know.
03:39It's a very deep memory that I'm going to leave forever.
03:46Thank you very much.
03:48Go on.
03:48Go on.
03:48Go on.
03:48Go on.
03:48Go on.
03:48Go on.
03:49Go on.
03:49Go on.
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