South Korea discovered how people cheer in South America: they copied the ‘olé olé olé’ and social media went wild 🔥 I VIDEO

Por Valentina Ulloa
15 June, 2026

Drums booming, colorful umbrellas, giant flags waving in unison, and thousands of voices shouting “olé, olé, olé” right in the middle of South Korea. 🤯

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The supporters of Suwon Samsung Bluewings, a K League club, decided to look to South America to completely transform the way they cheer.

They adopted the most iconic chants of Latin American soccer and the rhythms of the drums that make stadiums shake in Buenos Aires, Bogotá, or São Paulo — and the result is so faithful that if you close your eyes, you’d swear you’re at the Monumental. 🇰🇷⚽

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The video blew up on social media and left Latin Americans themselves stunned: they did not expect to see their soccer culture exported so faithfully to Asia. The Suwon stands do not just imitate it — they feel it. 🔥

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