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Tens of thousands of supporters took to the streets of Buenos Aires to commemorate the victory. They gathered in front of the obelisk monument of the city, a famous meeting point for fans celebrating their team winning the title of champion of Argentina.
That was the importance of victory. In the case of a fan, even death could prevent him from going down the streets to party.
Not wishing that only one member of his family misses the historic victory, Gabriel Aranda, a long-time Racing enthusiast, exhumed the skull of his dead grandfather and took him to the streets of Buenos Aires to celebrate.
Sending a reporter – who was inexplicably trying to interview the skull with his microphone – Aranda said his grandfather, Valentin Aguilera, would be proud to see his team win the title.
Aranda explained to TNT Sports that he was removing the skull from his grave to wish him good luck at every race.
Argentine football fans are known to be among the most pbadionate in the world, but Gabriel Aranda may have just raised the level.
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