Teresa Perales He already has days counted for games in Los Angeles 2028. The reasons are for this. In Paris 2024 he made history Matching 28 American Medals Phenomenon Michael PhelpsBut would like to work for th29.
This Aragonese never stopped anything. He dedicated to Olympic in Sydney 2000, then passed at Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, London 20212, Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024, to which he added his 28th medal that makes copper in 50 meters back s2. In the robbery there are seven gold, ten silver and eleven bronz, in addition to some world titles. A pool goddess who has been champion of the Spanish delegation in London Paralympics.
“It was a Superonita Night and I was very grateful, because Mundo Deportivo followed us and we were lying. I also have good friends,” Teresa, who was awarded by the Milestone who ended the games. “Paris 2024 has become a dream come true. I remember it and I still put my hair out. He was that -over, two hundred. It seems impossible. A little bit and I don’t count it, “he said.
Perales explained how he felt after getting the medal. “Seeing eleven thousand people singing my name … I got a lot of love, it’s very epic. It’s the perfect end of the movie,” he thanked. “But when I started swimming I just wanted to float. I started swimming in Salou with a life jacket because they told me I didn’t know how to swim. How can I think about it, “he said.
At 19 he suffered a neuropathy, lost his mobility of his legs. “As life told me no, my head told me yes.He teaches as an intention to reach Los Angeles. It reflects his motto of who expresses himself “lover of life.”
“The only important thing in my story is the little path I have done. Achieve. Seven games. If I do the twenty, I can retire silently ”Teresa Perales said an example of fully continued. A constant always decorated with a smile.
Nayim’s goal
Among his most special memories, Zaragoza’s victory in 1994-95 Soccer Recopa. This is one of his passions, his city’s football team. Nayim’s decisive goal is last “that I walked in convention. This is the last time I can jump”. Yesterday they met again in space, in one of the most emotional moments.
Source: La Verdad
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