Today, I want to share something that really got me thinking – the whole “El Tri” logo thing. So, I’ve been a huge fan of the Mexican national football team for years. I mean, who isn’t, right? Their passion, their style, it’s just something else. And like many fans, I’ve always known them as “El Tri.” It’s more than just a nickname; it feels like a part of their identity.
I remember seeing this news about the Mexican Soccer Federation planning a rebrand. At first, I was like, “Okay, cool, maybe they’re just updating their look.” But then I heard they were changing the “El Tri” logo. My initial reaction was, “Wait, what? Why would they do that?” I dug a little deeper, and it turns out “El Tri” comes from the three colors on their flag and their classic kits – green, white, and red. It’s so simple and yet so powerful.
Then things got really interesting. I stumbled upon an article about a legal battle. Can you believe it? Alex Lora, the musician, actually won a lawsuit for the rights to the name “El Tri.” I was shocked! Apparently, this has some big implications for the 2026 World Cup. I’m not a legal expert, but it sounds like a pretty big deal.
Here’s what I did next. I started looking at their new logo. To be honest, at first glance, it didn’t really strike me as anything special. But I kept looking, and I tried to understand the design choices. It seemed like they wanted to modernize the look while still keeping a connection to their heritage. I don’t really know the history of their badges. But I heard this is the first image change in 33 years.
This whole experience got me thinking about the power of a name and a logo. For me, “El Tri” is more than just a name. It represents the team’s history, their style of play, and the passion of their fans. It’s like a symbol of national pride. Changing the logo, it’s not just about changing an image. It’s like changing a part of the team’s identity.
So, I decided to share my thoughts on this because it really made me think. I’m still not sure how I feel about the new logo. Part of me wants to hold on to the old “El Tri” image, but another part of me is curious to see how this new chapter unfolds.
- First, I looked up the history of “El Tri.”
- Then, I read about the rebranding and the legal issues.
- Next, I spent some time examining the new logo.
- Finally, I reflected on what “El Tri” means to me and other fans.
It’s a bit of a mixed bag, to be honest. But hey, change is a part of life, right? I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how this all plays out. No matter what, I’ll still be cheering for them, “El Tri” or not! For Mexico fans, the national team is known as the “Tricolor” or “El Tri”. I guess we have many choices.
