Matador is called again … and Antonio Banderas surprises him with “El Mariachi”
The version of The mariachi Antonio Banderas preceded a moment for the history of Spanish sport: the great victory of Topuria ulli Speaking of Alexander Volkanovksi to snatch the pen belt and proclaim the world champion in UFC 298. Then the Hispanic-Georgian called the killer and started a new era in the category that a year later abandoned to become legend in light weight. That song and that nickname were protagonists in the fighter visit El Hormiguero This Thursday.
And it is that the problem accompanies the fighter, in the voice of the interpreter, served a Surprise the Spanish athleteShortly after announcing Your decision to correct in your name change To stay the matador.
“I thought about it,” he recognized when Pablo Motos asked him for his change of nickname. “The truth is that many times in life we do not appreciate until we are close to losing it or we lose, and This is what happened to me with the matador, so I will continue to be the matador“He announced, awakening the public’s ovation.
It was shortly after when the presenter revealed it Topuria is learning to play the guitar And he progressed he had a surprise for him. “Two months since I was interested for the first time with it, not since I frequently touched”, the fighter informed him, while the motorcycles asked him to trust him.
“I saw you try The mariachiWhich is the song with which you go out to Fight … “, The Communicator Insisted, Letting Him His intention was that he out to play the song. The UFC World Champion Has Dared, That When the First Chords he has been interrupted by a Pablo Motos Who Asked Him To Let Him Try. Antonio Banderas appeared on the screen like him to sing the song live.
A hallucinated and unable to look up from the screen, Topuria sang the song that accompanies him in every fight next to the actor. “Thanks with all my heart, really, Thanks for giving me this moment that I will never forget. You are an idol, we appreciate you all, you are a great “, the Hispanic-Georgian told Flags to thank the gesture.
