A very subjective look into AWFC

It feels surreal to say and goddamn am I happy to say that this is very real: this is the first blog post I have ever done from London. I made it safe and sound and after 3 days of normal sleep, its not even 7pm and my body is absolutely shot so hello jet lag, my old friend.

I also have to say that I’m emotionally drained, in the best ways possible, after the incredible event I was honored to be a part of in Cologne. Like I mentioned a few days ago and on my podcast, I got invited to speak at the annual alumni convention for the SAE Institute in Germany, where I spoke about getting pop gigs, how to keep them and more importantly, how to remain as happy and healthy as possible during that whole journey.

I am very aware of how privileged I am to be asked to do something like that and I’m truly humbled by not just the actual experience I lived, but the symbolism of this being something I have a big passion for and would love do more of.

And on the vein of gratitude I have to say that I’m incredible thankful and lucky to be here in London for what will be my second Arsenal women match ever. I bloody cannot wait and I am also holding space for all of those fans that live all over the world, that for whatever reason cannot ever make it to matches or to England overall.

I know the club knows how important your support is. You love the crest and the players in an unconditional way and that can be seen with so many fan accounts from countries all over the world, in many languages.

I hope one day this universe rewards you all, specially the incredible @argsenal and @spanishawfc

You will all be with me on Sunday.

d ❤

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