Copa Libertadores - Cultural Impact

Cultural Impact

Since its creation, the Copa Libertadores has been part of the culture of South America.

The Copa Libertadores remains an important goal for South Americans, a golden paradigm to the players and teams of the continent. The folklore, fanfare, and organization of many competitions around the world owe its aspects to the Libertadores.

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