Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
The excitement of South American and American football in general has been felt in the 2024 Copa America, a tournament that has brought together the most important national teams from CONMEBOL and CONCACAF in a competition full of emotions and great matchups. In this edition, taking place in the United States, all eyes are on the quarterfinals, where teams will be looking to advance in the fight for the continental title. The tournament kicked off on June 20 at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta with the match between Argentina and Canada, and since then we have witnessed great performances, surprises, and thrilling moments. The group stage has come to an end with passionate outcomes, such as in Group D, where Brazil and the surprising Colombia are vying for the top spot. The 'Albiceleste', the current champions, have shown an excellent performance in the initial phase, securing a spot in the quarterfinals in a convincing manner. In this edition of the Copa America, the national teams have demonstrated a high level of play and competitiveness, raising high expectations for the quarterfinals. Teams like Brazil, Colombia, and Uruguay have secured their place in this stage, while others like Argentina, the United States, and Panama will be looking to seal their passage in the final group matches. The quarterfinal round is scheduled to begin on Thursday, July 4, with exciting matchups that promise great emotions for football fans. Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, will face a yet-to-be-determined opponent, while other teams like Venezuela, Canada, and the qualifiers from Groups C and D will seek to progress in the competition. Amidst the final group stage matches, it is important to highlight the significance of the venues where the 2024 Copa America is being held. With 14 venues spread across the United States, the tournament is taking place in iconic stadiums also used for other sports like the NFL. This edition has been particularly relevant, as in 2026 some of these stadiums will host matches in the FIFA World Cup. The history of the Copa America is rich in tradition and excitement, with over 100 years of history seeing great national teams lift the continental trophy. Argentina and Uruguay lead the list of champions with 15 titles each, showcasing their greatness in South American football. The last edition of the tournament, in which Argentina was crowned champion at the Maracana, marked a milestone in the competition's history and made it clear that the rivalry is more alive than ever. With the excitement and passion that characterize football in America, the quarterfinals of the 2024 Copa America promise great emotions and unforgettable moments for fans. With high-level national teams and standout players in each squad, the battle for the continental title is at its peak, and only time will tell who will rise to glory in this special edition of the continent's oldest tournament. Let the ball roll and may the best team win!