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Someone call a translator, Chilean guy speaking

Probably their most famous tenors of contemporary time.

Don't know if this is the place to post this, but apparently at least one athlete is injured.
 
 

Don't know if this is the place to post this, but apparently at least one athlete is injured.
 
 

Santo Domingo beat Guadalajara and Medellín 
 

Santo Domingo beat Guadalajara and Medellín 
 

The one thing I remember from that opening ceremony is this:
 

 

They're still fixing the mast, let's pray!
 

For 41 nations, this parade is taking too long...

For 41 nations, this parade is taking too long...

VIVA MÉXICO  
 
Come on guys, I cheer for you... show them we have your pride, your courage. You make me proud of you. I wish nothing but the best for each one 

The name cards for the countries are super cool

As they did in Guadalajara 8 years ago... I remember the athletes avoiding the "leftover" during the parade 

Agree about the horses but...... let's just say they left their mark 

This segment is a similar to Rio OC but I might be a little biased here.
 

Really digging the projections. And that was an original way of performing the national anthem (don't know if it was entirely successful).
 

And now they introduce Olympic Champion, 1976, Fencing... Thooooomaaaaas Baaaach
 

About to start. It bring me memories of my experience eight years ago, seeing an opening ceremony at my city.

My thoughts exactly, it looked similar to an ice rink. Love it 

Your male athlete was amazing, really strong SP.
 

I'm actually impressed by most venues I've seen so far. The Artistic Skating venue is probably the best one ever at the Pan American Games. Also nice broadcast/images.
 

Your male athlete was amazing, really strong SP.
 

I'm actually impressed by most venues I've seen so far. The Artistic Skating venue is probably the best one ever at the Pan American Games. Also nice broadcast/images.