Marca: To celebrate the release of the new single, Ramos takes out a signed Real Madrid jersey to give to fans

According to "Marca", in order to celebrate the release of his new single, Sergio Ramos took out a signed Real Madrid jersey to give to the fans.

The name of this new song by Ramos is "Cibeles" (Note: "Cibeles" usually refers to Cibeles in Spanish. For Real Madrid fans, "Cibeles" has a special meaning. Whenever Real Madrid wins important games, such as La Liga or Champions League, fans gather in Cibeles to celebrate, so it has become a gathering place and symbolic place for Real Madrid fans). This song expresses Ramos' love for Real Madrid and his reluctance and complex mood when he leaves. Some sentences in the lyrics, such as "Yo nunca quise irme, tú me pediste que vuele" (I never wanted to leave, it was you who let me fly) and "Te puse corona, tú me pusiste alas” (I put a crown on you, but you gave me flying wings), a profound reflection of his relationship and emotional entanglement with the club.

Before the song was released, Ramos had already started promoting the release of the song by displaying the slogan "Tú me pediste que vuele..." (You let me fly...) and his iconic signature "SR93", in a car near Piazza Cibeles, Madrid, and hinted that he would have a special gift for fans. This gift was a Real Madrid signature jersey. After filming the music video of "Cibeles", Ramos decided to leave the jersey in Piazza Cibeles and let the first person to discover it be taken away. Ramos personally signed the jersey and wrote a blessing: "Enhorabuena por llegar el primero a La Cibeles. Un saludo del capitán. ¡Hala Madrid!" (Congratulations on being the first to come to Siberace, the captain sent you greetings, come on Real Madrid!)

source:7M