he bubble By Richard Rios After his infamous participation in the Conmebol Copa América USA 2024 tournament, so big that it even spread that Valeria or Lila, as he is known by his account on the social network TikTok @valeriasof18, after sharing a series of videos about him with his best friend, who bears a “certain resemblance” to the Palmeiras midfielder.
Along with the description “Then my friend got a friend who looked like Richard Rios and started playing…” and the song “Vem Quebrando” which is recognized by its distinctive victory dance.He put together several selfies and from afar where his haircut, facial structure and style were close to those of the citizen who has captured more than one heart in recent days.
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The young man, who supposedly knew the resemblance between himself and the footballer, decided to stand in front of the camera and let his girlfriend’s followers and other TikTok users rate the photos. Which managed to reach 5.5 million views and 750 thousand likes within days.
“I admire your relationship”, “Ricardo Arroyo”, “Lend me your friend, your friend”, “Take care of this man, Catalina”, “He is like your lost brother”, “If another one is found, lend him to me”, “He looks like this”, “He only lacks highlights in his hair”, “Richard Rios in promotion”, “Doesn’t he have a brother”, read some of the reactions to the post, which did not go unnoticed among Rivers fans.
The fever for Colombian midfielder Richard Rios, a player for Palmeiras, was noticeable in the municipality of Amalfi in the state of Antioquia, even after Colombia’s 1-0 defeat to Argentina in the final of the Copa America USA 2024.
A group of children in Amalfi took the lead in a dance competition in honor of Reus. Participants had to imitate the footballer’s best moves after scoring a goal, according to eyewitnesses. The event, which was recorded and shared on social media, showed the contestants dancing to the song “Vem Quebrando” by Brazilian artist MC Danone.
The pictures show the children taking turns on stage to capture the midfielder’s signature ‘swing’. The best dancers had a chance to win a bigger prize.
Reactions to the video were mixed. Some people commented on social media with phrases such as: “The boy who came third is the winner”, and “I would like to see Richard Reus’ reaction when he saw that”, reflecting the feelings the player generates, despite the recent events. A defeat for the national team.
Although some children were able to replicate the choreography more accurately than others, their talent, displayed on stage, impressed many fans of the athlete, who began to see it reflected in their own childhood.
Rios, 24 years old and originally from Vegachi, Antioquia, surprised his followers on social networks by interpreting Vallenato songs during a private meeting in mid-July (2024). In addition to singing with emotion, he showed off his skill in playing the guacharaka, an instrument typical of the genre.
Positive comments highlighted her authenticity and the way she seems to “live” each song, leading to speculation about her personal life and her connection to La Suprema, a content creator close to reggaeton musician Blessd, although these rumors remain unconfirmed.
Among the songs he performed were popular songs such as “Busca un confidante” by Los Gigantes del Vallenato and “Niégame tres vezes” by Silvestre Dangonde. Rios’ fans expressed their support and admiration in the comments, praising his genuine passion for music.
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