@juan_bi21: Partidos históricos..Parte5...(El día en que el Bernabeu aplaudió al mago Ronaldinho, Real Madrid 0 vs. Barcelona 3)#football #realmadrid #barcelona #ronaldinho #fútbol

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lissetth.21
Lissetth | Viajera & más :
Las girls también vemos partidos de Ronaldinho un día cualquiera por la noche ✨️
2026-06-12 05:34:20
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usera31taqdyi3
M :
Ronaldinho papá de messi
2026-06-08 04:58:05
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eljhonnychalen
John Arturo Chalen T :
cuando los partidos de fútbol tenían alma pasión y gloria 👍
2026-04-25 18:46:41
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jorgecarrera1694
Old Boy 🇪🇨 :
En esos tiempos si había mucho nivel, Ronaldinho fue el mejor del mundo
2026-06-09 07:42:11
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lexanderjoseph
Lex :
cuando me daban ganas de ver el fútbol. por qué era puro talento
2026-05-31 23:37:03
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eduardo.aguilar856
Eduardo Aguilar :
no soy fan del fút, pero cuando jugaba Ronaldinho.. ufff una chulada lo que realmente es jugar
2026-06-02 22:55:13
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mora5276
👉mora👈😓 :
entonces sergio fue papá ronaldinho😁😁
2026-05-02 05:19:05
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elena_camacho_1
Elena, pero no de Troya 🍃 :
El narrador jugaba un papel muy importante 😁😁
2026-05-24 21:16:35
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juanramirez3252
JuanRamirez :
que tiempo estos eran clásicos la era de Ronaldinho la era de los galácticos la rivalidad Messi y cristiano la rivalidad mauriño y Pep el tridente msn
2026-04-20 00:06:39
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gerbergalvez
satoru gojo :
creo que estos jugadores no tiene heiter simplemente eran magníficos verlos tanto real Madrid y Barcelona fue una época muy bonita 💕💕
2026-05-23 11:40:46
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jhanilis
jhanilis :
Ronaldinho ☺️🥰..el q me hizo amar el fútbol.
2026-04-20 00:54:52
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resplandornemo
resplandornemo :
el bicho y Messi siempre serán los segundos, Ronaldinho siempre será el primero
2026-04-28 07:27:58
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user22876177159778
richi :
Ronaldinho era un jugador extraordinario dejo huella en el bendito futbol en Brasil y no digamos a nivel mundial... Dinho
2026-05-04 02:57:32
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airammar3
airam Márquez :
este es el fútbol que nos enamoro 🥰✨
2026-05-25 15:32:14
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misteryjhon28
Twilight33 :
Sergio Ramos habrá tenido pesadillas con las gambetas de Dinho.
2026-05-18 00:30:46
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brayan_andres26
Andres Anacona Gomez :
en el 3 gol lo aplauden como el rey que es y seguirá siendo por muchos años más 😎
2026-05-02 03:47:56
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nati7762
NAti🦋 :
cuando los partidos no eran negocios como ahira
2026-05-18 06:33:04
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vale8355xwy
vale83 :
el mejor clásico q no se volverá a repetir 👑
2026-04-20 04:24:00
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paoooo246
🦁⚜️Pao🇨🇴🌞 :
cuando me gustaba mucho ver le fútbol
2026-04-19 18:20:22
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rafaelrangel2066
Rafael Rangel 😎 :
que época del Barcelona y dé él gran Ronaldinho 🤙⚽🇧🇷
2026-04-10 03:52:42
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masadavang
ValeriiaM💕 :
Que buenos jugadores tuvo el Barcelona en esos tiempos ✨
2026-04-24 20:33:06
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carlosdi3go
CarlosDiego :
al mejor arquero del mundo Cacillas
2026-05-14 04:17:14
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verito8461
Verónica Villega🤗 :
al único que han aplaudido 😁
2026-04-12 18:13:55
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The friendship didn’t end. It just stopped being maintained. That’s a harder thing to grieve because there’s no event to point to. No conversation that went wrong. No betrayal to process. She got busy. I got busy. The texts got slower. Then the calls stopped being returned on the same day. Then the same week. At some point I realized I was the only one still reaching. There’s a grief in that with no cultural container for it — no ritual, no language, no one who understands why you’re not okay. Because she’s still there. Living her life. Not angry. Just… gone. Here’s what I’ve come to understand about this: Deep female friendship in midlife requires more active maintenance than it did at 25 — not less. Life gets fuller. Schedules get harder to align. The automatic proximity of school, early careers, young children disappears. What’s left is deliberate choice. And when the choice stops being mutual — not dramatically, just quietly — the relationship doesn’t announce itself over. It dissolves. The ones that survive are the ones where both people made the effort explicitly. Said it out loud. Scheduled it. Treated it like something worth protecting. I didn’t do that in time with some friendships that mattered. I do it now. … What I know from watching this up close: The relationships that held women together through the hardest years weren’t the newest ones. They were the ones with history — the kind that lowers cortisol, holds immune function, adds years to healthspan. Not acquaintances. Not followers. Not the pleasant colleagues you see at lunch. The ones who have seen you at your worst and chose to stay. Losing those to neglect — not conflict, just neglect — carries a physiological cost that social media connection doesn’t offset. The body accounts for the difference. Build the ones that know you. While they’re still close enough to reach.

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