Those who know the Barranquilla businessman Christian Daes They know their greatest passion is Youth From Barranquilla.
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It is very common to see him on social networks pushing the shark picture, We distribute t-shirts and tickets for each match.
His love for Junior went so far that he built one of the magnificent monuments that Barranquilla has.: Champions Window or Shark Fin is a kind of museum in free space, with the history and main figures of the Barranquilla team.
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That is why many people last night, minutes after hearing the news that the Sharks team won the Colombian football championship in Medellín, immediately came to the site of the monument to find the place where the star X in Athanasius won. Girardot.
However, the anger and love for the red and white jersey was not limited to this. This Thursday, he woke up early and came to a hair salon in the city, as he said, “to respect the word, which is the only thing a man has in life.”
There, surrounded by friends and journalists, he asked for his hair to be dyed red because, when the team was at its worst, Junior promised to dye his hair if he became champion.
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it was COO of Tecnoglass Christian Daes, one of the most important manufacturing companies in the country, producing the most distinguished architectural products of Latin America with their quality and beauty in Barranquilla, walks the streets of the capital of the Atlantic with red hair, enjoying Junior’s happiness. He was the champion.
On July 16, 2023, on the Telecaribe program “La Ley del Montes,” Daes foreshadowed what would happen almost five months later. He openly said that Junior will reach the 10th star.
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