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 Professional Football League has launched an innovative proposal that promises to change the way fans connect with the beautiful game in the country. Under the name "The DNA of the Fan," this initiative aims to capture and reflect the essence and identity of fans in various regions of Peru through a series of video blogs that will be shared on the League's social media. With this program, the League intends not only to showcase the spectacle that takes place on the field but also to highlight the festive atmosphere and the preparation that surrounds each match. The first episodes of "The DNA of the Fan" have taken place in the city of Huancayo, known as the 'Incontrastable,' coinciding with the match between Sport Huancayo and Universitario de Deportes as part of the sixth round of the Clausura. In these productions, emotional testimonies and stories from fans attending the matches have been collected, a way to highlight the passion that football ignites in the hearts of its supporters. In one of the episodes, fans of the 'Rojo Matador' share their perspective through the 'Incontrastable Wanka' supporters' group, which stands as a symbol of the indomitable spirit of the Huancayo community. With a legacy of traditions and a palette of colors representing the region's history, these fans become the protagonists of a narrative that celebrates not only the sport but also the local culture. On the other hand, the program also captures the madness and passion of Universitario fans, who travel great distances to follow their team. In this first match after the Centenary celebration, many supporters express that following 'U' is not just an activity but a dream come true. These stories reflect the devotion and commitment of the followers, who make sacrifices to be present at every match. The Professional Football League hopes that this new proposal will break attendance records in the stands. During the Apertura, the League reached an impressive figure of 1,192,011 spectators, which translates to an average of 7,790.92 fans per match. This growing interest demonstrates the power of football to unite different regions of the country and generate a sense of community among fans. "The DNA of the Fan" represents an important step in humanizing football, allowing the stories of fans to be heard and valued. In a sport where statistics and player performance are often prioritized, this initiative seeks to refocus attention on those who truly make the stadiums vibrate: the fans. In an increasingly digital world, the League has found an effective way to connect with its audience through social media. By sharing these stories in video blogs, the League is establishing a bridge between football and the everyday lives of fans, showing how the sport intertwines with personal experiences and local traditions. "The DNA of the Fan" is not only a recognition of football passion but also a tribute to the cultural diversity of the country. Each fan brings with them a wealth of stories, experiences, and dreams that deserve to be told. By giving voice to these narratives, the League is fostering a sense of belonging and pride in every corner of Peru. In summary, this proposal from the Professional Football League is a call to all fans to feel part of the history of Peruvian football. Each match is more than just a sporting event; it is a celebration of identity, culture, and community. With "The DNA of the Fan," the League invites everyone to be part of this celebration, where every fan matters and each story adds to the rich tapestry of football in Peru.