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Watervolley Spain® Reached Over 2,000,000 Views on TikTok in Just 4 Months

In Watervolley Spain®, we have achieved impressive success in TikTok in just 4 months, reaching more than 2,000,000 views in our videos. This achievement not only reflects the growing interest in Watervolley, but also the great interaction that we have achieved with our community of followers.

Our content on TikTok stands out for its originality and fun, showing the most exciting and refreshing side of sport. Thanks to these results, we have managed to generate a strong impact on social networks, promoting the visibility of the Watervolley and bringing this innovative sport to a wider audience.

Each video not only seeks to entertain, but also to encourage active participation from followers, inviting them to discover more about Watervolley and join the growing community that enjoys this water sport. Thank you to everyone who supports and follows us!

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The tribute to Miguel Ángel Falasca held at Arroyo de la Miel in Benalmádena on May 1st was a great success. With the support of great players, this tribute was possible, where everyone could highlight the greatness of our friend and teammate Miguel Ángel Falasca. This video includes several videos, such as the presentation featuring current and former players of the Spanish national team.

On February 26th, coinciding with the 75th anniversary of the Salesian School Santo Domingo Savio in Madrid, two triangular tournaments were held with representation from the Voley Master Spain teams, the men's and women's veteran teams, and the alumni teams and players from this school.

On January 27th, the biography of former international Rafa Pascual, "the best, the best", considered the flagship of Spanish volleyball, was presented. It is detailed in a book that, through 318 pages and more than 200 photographs, covers the career of the athlete who has defended the national jersey the most times (527). Written by Sevillian Pepe Díaz, PhD in Philosophy and Educational Sciences, and a graduate in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences.