Una canción épica de salsa relata la historia de un padre y su hije. Hay una moraleja en este cuento, pero ¿para quién?

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Les presentamos un episodio publicado originalmente en Radio Ambulante desde NPR. Radio Ambulante es un podcast que cuenta las historias de América Latina.

Para los fieles de la Iglesia Maradoniana, hablar con Diego Maradona era como subir al cielo. A sus nueve años, Mariano Sinito lo vivió de la manera más inesperada y frente a toda Argentina. Pero eso tendría consecuencias.

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The 2022 World Cup has ended. With his left foot, Messi wrote a more spectacular finale than we could have imagined. In the final installment of The Last Cup, Jasmine Garsd reveals the magic of Argentina's first World Cup victory since 1986.

This final episode of our series is mainly in English, with some Spanish. Este último capítulo está disponible en ingles, e incluye comentario en español.

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Argentina has made it to the quarter finals of the 2022 World Cup, but the road has been a winding one. In our bonus episode, we take a moment to reflect on the scores and stumbles of the qualifying rounds, and speculate on what's to come for our hero, Lionel Messi. Host Jasmine Garsd discusses Argentina's anxiety with producer Julieta Martinelli and sports reporter Fidel Martinez.

The Latinx Files is a weekly newsletter written by Fidel Martinez about the American Latinx experience.

Julieta Martinelli is a Senior Producer at Futuro Media, where she also produced the Pultizer Prize-winning podcast Suave.

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En este episodio especial los periodistas Claudia Jardim y Daniel Alarcón se unen a una conversación con nuestra presentadora Jasmine Garsd. El análisis del Mundial los lleva a discutir el desempeño de Messi en el torneo, el fútbol como una manera de narrar a Latinoamérica y las maneras en que uno se puede volver a enamorar de su selección nacional.

Claudia Jardim es una de las realizadoras del proyecto A Girl's Game.

Daniel Alarcón es el productor ejecutivo del pódcast Radio Ambulante.

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After a falling-out with the Argentine national team and a shaky reconciliation, Messi eventually finds his way back to play at the 2021 Copa America for yet another chance at redemption. And then it's on to Qatar for the 2022 World Cup, his last shot at the most coveted trophy. In the final chapter of Lionel Messi's journey, we catch up to the present. Our host Jasmine Garsd reflects on what a win would mean for Messi and for Argentina - and what it really takes to come home.

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Luego de renunciar en el 2016, Lionel Messi regresó con la Selección Nacional. Pero las cosas no anduvieron bien.

La llegada de un nuevo y controversial entrenador renovó al equipo y cambió la historia de la Argentina en la Copa América. El futuro de cara al Mundial se veía brillante.

Sin embargo, el comienzo del torneo en Qatar ha presentado retos inesperados. Nuestra presentadora Jasmine Garsd reflexiona en torno a la última oportunidad de Messi para obtener la Copa añorada y se pregunta, ¿Qué pasa si no la consigue? ¿Podrá regresar a su casa como un héroe, como siempre lo soñó?

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With the disappointment of the 2010 World Cup behind them, Argentines are hopeful that Lionel Messi might break their losing streak at the 2011 Copa America, the largest tournament in South America. Messi is prepared to give his all, looking for a way to deliver a victory for his home country. Meanwhile, host Jasmine Garsd makes the long journey back to Argentina after many years away and faces an unexpected tragedy.

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Después de una derrota decepcionante en el Mundial del 2010, Lionel Messi juega en la Copa América en Argentina, con el peso de un país que exige un triunfo. Nuestra presentadora Jasmine Garsd también se enfrenta con realidades muy duras al regresar a Argentina.

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Lionel Messi finally gets a chance to put on Argentina's national jersey, but something is off. His time abroad has fundamentally changed the way he plays. Things get even more complicated when the Argentine soccer legend, Diego Maradona, becomes coach of Messi's 2010 World Cup team. With Messi under increasing scrutiny, the hometown crowd begins to question if he can ever get out from under Maradona's shadow.

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