Manuel Cáceres Artesero
Manuel Cáceres Artesero, affectionately known as Manolo el del Bombo, was a legendary Spanish football fan who dedicated his life to supporting the national team. Born in 1947 in Ciudad Real, he became an iconic figure in Spanish football culture, recognized for his unwavering enthusiasm and the signature drum he carried to every match. His popularity soared during the 1982 World Cup, and he was a constant presence in stadiums, following Spain to ten World Cups and multiple European Championships. Despite a modest life, Manolo's passion for football and his vibrant personality made him a beloved character among fans. He passed away in a hospital at the age of 76, leaving behind a legacy of loyalty to La Roja that resonated with supporters across the country.
Born on Jan 15, 1949 (76 years old)
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Germany:
Manuel Cáceres Artesero, known as 'el Manolo', was the most famous fan in the football world.
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Slovenia:
Manuel Cáceres Artesero, known as Manolo, was the most famous fan of the Spanish national football team for over four decades.
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Colombia:
Manuel Cáceres Artesero, known as Manolo 'El del bombo', was the most popular supporter of the Spanish national football team for half a century.
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Spain:
Manuel Cáceres Artesero, known as Manolo el del Bombo, was a famous supporter of the Spanish national football team.
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