The Spanish team touched the sky in Fukuoka to become world champion and won gold in the technical routine, the queen test of the discipline, in a final in which he beat Italia already USA and with which he secures an Olympic place in the paris games.
Spain completed a mix of flamenco fusion and a popular Japanese song, in a nod to the World Cup headquarters and also to the origin of the coach, Mayuko Fujikiwhich will also go down in history after some rather difficult seasons.
In Be Fukuoka summarizes the trajectory, the origin of the team, the essence of its swimmers and Mayu’s Asian touch. The execution was impeccable, without errors, and the artistic impression at a high level, at the level of the best, of that offered by China and by Japan, although with a difference: the Asians fail; the Spanish are infallible.
The exercise was filled with messages, some imperceptible, but added one by one, they offer a wonderful composition. Thus the voices of the Spanish swimmers are recorded in the routine and part of the lyrics are interpreted in Japanese sign language.
And little by little, Spain was reeling off its countdown to gold. What is the message of the Japanese song?: “It says that everyone is special, that life is hard, but that the sun is always above us, and that we will all get ahead with the help of our companions,” Fujiki assured EFE.