2024-08-06 05:05:22
How cool! Adriana Ruano shared with fans in emblematic corners of Paris. The Olympic medalist from Guatemala She has become a real sensation among visitors to the City of Light, who took the opportunity to take photos with her and even ask for her autographs.
Adriana Ruano shared with fans in emblematic corners of Paris
Adriana Ruano, Olympic champion from Guatemala, She took her gold medal to some of the most iconic spots in Paris. During her journey, she shared unforgettable moments with several people, who took the opportunity to take photos with the athlete.
Children and adults from different countries, including individuals and security officers, experienced exciting moments by holding the Medal won by Adriana Ruano in the women’s trap event at the 2024 Paris Olympic GamesSome lucky ones even got an autograph from the Guatemalan, taking with them more than just a photograph.
This medal is a sign of the hard work that the Guatemalan has done throughout her sports career, and she has dedicated it in a special way to all the people of Guatemala. In a video shared on the social networks of the Guatemalan Olympic Committee, Adriana said: “This medal goes to all of you, especially to the people of Guatemala. This is from you, thank you for your support, your love and all the displays of affection that you have given me. Thank you for the support throughout this process to get this medal. This is yours.”
Making history in more ways than one
Adriana Ruano Oliva made history at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in multiple ways. Her path in sport is an inspiration for Guatemalan athletes and women.
July 31 will go down in the history of Guatemalan sports as the date on which Guatemala won its first gold medal at the Olympic Games. Adriana not only achieved this feat, but also became the first Guatemalan female athlete to win a medal at the Olympic Games and set a new Olympic record. Thanks to her achievement, the Guatemalan national anthem was played on an Olympic stage for the first time.
Her life story in athletics is a testament to resilience and perseverance. Since she was a child, she was interested in sports. However, at the age of 16, her dream as a gymnast was cut short due to a spinal injury. Far from giving up, she began in the shooting discipline, where she quickly achieved important milestones, becoming the first Guatemalan woman to qualify for the Olympic Games in this discipline in Tokyo 2020.
The Guatemalan dream continues in Paris 2024
Several Guatemalan athletes have completed their participation in Paris 2024, giving their best in each discipline. Of the 16 qualified athletes, some Guatemalans have yet to participate in the Olympic Games:
- Luis Grijalva: Athletics
- Alberto Gonzalez: athletics marathon
- Andres Fernandez: modern pentathlon
- Sophia Hernandez: modern pentathlon
- Juan Ignacio Maegli: Sailing
You can follow the Guatemalan athletes’ participation in several ways. Guatemala.com is providing full coverage of their performance in Paris and you can also watch the competitions live on television and the Internet. Don’t miss any details of these inspiring athletes and their fight to make Guatemala’s name shine on the Olympic stage.
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