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Mexico’s World Cup cheers explained
Mexico has claimed to set a new world record for the largest Mexican wave, performed on Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The event involved thousands of participants swaying in unison, celebrating a cultural ritual that has become a symbol of Mexican football joy. The wave, popularized globally during the 1986 World Cup, reflects Mexico’s passionate football traditions and the lively atmosphere that characterizes the country’s matches and fan celebrations.
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