Gool, gool, la porra quiere gol: La afición de Aguascalientes y el club Necaxa, un relato desde la Antropología (Spanish Edition)
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Gool, gool, la porra quiere gol: La afición de Aguascalientes y el club Necaxa, un relato desde la Antropología (Spanish Edition)

by Darío Zepeda Galván

Anthropology Soccer History Sports Culture
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In 'Gool, gool, la porra quiere gol,' Darío Zepeda Galván presents an anthropological account of Aguascalientes' devoted fans and their enduring connection to Club Necaxa. The book vividly portrays the vibrant energy of match-day fervor and the cultural significance of soccer in the region, offering a thoughtful examination of community and passion.

About This Book

This book offers an anthropological exploration of the soccer fandom in Aguascalientes, focusing on the supporters of Club Necaxa. It examines the cultural and social dynamics that shape fan experiences during matches.

Through detailed observations, the narrative captures the enthusiasm and communal spirit of the crowd, highlighting how soccer unites the local community.

The author employs anthropological methods to recount the traditions and emotions tied to the team's pursuits on the field.

Readers gain insight into the broader implications of sports culture in Mexican society, presented from a scholarly perspective.

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