JAKARTA - The Spanish giant club, Barcelona, also welcomed the 2023 Chinese New Year which was marked as the Small Year. As a form of speech, Barcelona gave a special message to fans in Indonesia.
The message of welcoming the Small Year was conveyed by Barca through social media with the theme New Year, New Era'.
The uploaded video tells how Barca celebrates 2023 with the recruitment of new players full of talent, establishing innovative partnerships, and changing the name of the stadium which was originally called Camp Nou to Spotify Camp Nou.
In the video, there is an animation of rabbits appearing with Eric Garcia, Ferran Torres, Jordi Alba, Inaki Pena, and Alejandro Balde. They simultaneously send greetings to Culers (as Barcelona fans) around the world.
The #ChineseNewYear is coming! 🎉🐰 pic.twitter.com/Bmyj31MES0
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) January 17, 2023
The message was also conveyed by Barcelona Club President, Joan Laporta. He thanked Culers for their support for everyone celebrating the 2023 Chinese New Year festival.
"We have faced exciting, challenging, and emotional moments in 2022. Thank you very much for your support, and hopefully we will bring you more happy moments this year. Happy new year, may you have happiness and prosperity. New Year's era, Visca el Barca!" said Joan Laporta.
The Chinese New Year celebration will be held by Barca on January 22, 2023, featuring various activities at the Camp Nou stadium. Fans can enjoy and watch traditional lion dance attractions, music performances, calligraphy, and handicraft arts seminars.
Along with the celebration, Barca will also face Getafe. This match feels special because the Blaugrana players will use a special jersey with a back name with Chinese letters and stadiums will also be decorated with decorations inspired by Palin.
The 2023 Chinese New Year campaign strengthens the club's commitment to always be connected and connected to fans throughout the Asia Pacific. Because since 2013 Barca has officially opened an office in Hong Kong.
More than 40 million supporters of Barca in the Asian sector, the majority are in Indonesia. This also opens up its own closeness to fans in the country with the empowerment of women to social inclusion programs for children and adolescents through the Barca Foundation.
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