FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 - some facts about Colombia and Women's soccer Please subscribe for more Women's soccer videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrFiTZMnWfjriiFsGxIklrQ Las Chicas Superpoderosas - The Colombian women's soccer team made its first appearance in the World Cup in 2010. They have a group of very young women who call themselves "Las Chicas Superpoderosas" which is the Spanish name for Powerpuff Girls. They've received a lot of national attention and strive to earn their nickname in every match. Besides being outstanding athletes, they're also quite cute. They show that a woman can be a top athlete and still be beautiful and feminine. It was certainly a 2014 Copa America Femenina to remember for Colombia, who stormed through their group by claiming four wins from four games. Attacking midfielder Yoreli Rincon reinforced her status as Las Cafeteras’ footballing. Keeper Sandra Sepulveda, defenders Katherin Arias and Natalia Gaitan, midfielder Diana Ospina and forward Lady Andrade. All of these players will be expected to take a leading role for a country that has already taken part in one FIFA Women’s World Cup™, back at Germany 2011. 36-year-old coach Felipe Taborda is now preparing for the biggest challenge of his career so far. Not only did his team secure passage to Canada 2015, they also sealed the only available ticket for the Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Rio de Janeiro 2016. “It’s a whole other level – a World Cup is the ultimate. It’s going to be a very difficult competition and we’ll need to prepare ten times more than we did for the Copa America. We need to make absolutely sure we get there in tip-top condition because women’s football is improving fast and we can’t leave anything to chance,” Tatiana Ariza, Colombia forward ¡Vive Colombia - Colombia, at the northern tip of South America, is a country of lush rainforest, towering mountains and coffee plantations. In the high-altitude capital, Bogotá, the Zona Rosa district is known for its restaurants, bars and shopping. Cartagena, on the Caribbean coast, features a walled colonial Old Town, a 16th-century castle and popular beaches. Nearby, culture-rich Barranquilla hosts a massive yearly Carnival. Border between reality and magic disapear. Santa fe de Bogota is the capital of Colombia. Amacayacu National Natural Park is a national park located along the Amazon River in the Amazonas Department in the south of Colombia. The park was created in 1975. The word "Amacayacu" means "River of the Hamocs" in the indigenous language Quechua. Colombia tierra querida. At the end - Yoreli Rincón también estará en la Carrera por los Héroes. Official travel guide of Colombia http://www.colombia.travel/en Women soccer channel https://www.youtube.com/c/womensoccer?gvnc=1 Women soccer Google+ https://plus.google.com/u/0/+Womensoccer/ Slovak women soccer Facebook https://www.facebook.com/futbalzeny Slovak women soccer Webpage http://www.zenskyfutbal.sk/uvod Slovak women soccer Twitter

• published: 24 May 2015
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