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The U.S. women’s team may have won the World Cup, but here in Colombia (where I’m spending the summer with my family), we’re still recovering from a heartbreaking loss to Argentina via a shoot-out in the final seconds of the America Cup’s quarter-finals. I watched the game at a nearby community center for the cultural experience. Though I’m the furthest thing from a sports fan, I was almost too depressed afterwards to walk home through the suddenly silent streets filled with spectators unable to turn the TV off just yet. I can’t imagine how they felt. And nothing has endeared us to the locals quite as much as the Colombian national team jerseys our kids regularly wear–even if a 6-year-old boy did recently ask me incredulously if what he was seeing was true: your son doesn’t really know how to play soccer? And how old is he? (That my answer was 4 did nothing to lessen his shock.) In other words,Fútbol.这是一个很大的交易。

但这不是哥伦比亚人娱乐自己的唯一方法。自从我在这里，我目睹了许多其他活动，包括大理石的经典游戏。这个视频中的孩子们住在加勒比地区圣玛尔塔，靠近Tayrona国家公园的入口处，大部分父母工作。他们的小邻居由大约20个房屋组成，位于中心，位于露天池大厅（“不允许儿童！”）和足够的平坦污垢，为严肃的大理石比赛。

这最终被打断了，你猜到了一场足球比赛。只有这段时间有一个6岁的男孩患者足够教我的儿子如何做标题。

阅读其他游戏和体育哥伦比亚人和其他人在我们的世界版中播放娱乐部分和我们的儿童版游戏和运动部分。