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A set of lights, dance, folklore, allegories Olympic sports festival set on the students from Colombia, with the imposing presence of Carlos El "Pibe" Valderrama, at the opening of the games Intercoelgiados.
Hundreds of young students from schools around the country, accompanied by senior management of sport Coldeportes Colombian and vibrated in the presence of football icon, image and emblem of student sport in the country, to kick off XXXI version of the Games which will run until next weekend, with the dispute of medals and trophies in 11 sports and 21 championships.
From the coliseum stone fortress in the town of Cajicá, just 20 minutes from Bogotá, the two thousand participants in the Games, shared a simple but moving ceremony, a mixture of culture, folklore and sports, which gave way to the national competition.
Colombia students paused in his usual entrance to the classroom to change it for the fun and learning in fields, arenas and tracks, at the beginning of the national final of the Intercollegiate COLDEPORTES in Cundinamarca and Bogotá.
The largest delegations are from Bogotá, Valle and Antioquia. The first with 145 athletes and winner of the Intercollegiate Games 2009, is preparing for the new edition of the student sports event of 2010, with the firm purpose of validating the honors achieved last year, Valley runner-up in 2009, this year with 160 participating athletes and Antioquia with 184.
the Carlos "Pibe Valderrama" was on hand to motivate these young athletes and to deliver the message of fair play and the enthusiasm to get the best results in these competitions.
In the opening ceremony, the director of COLDEPORTES, Jairo Clopatofsky, also issued a message to each of the delegations and reaffirmed that they are a hotbed of sporting talent that will contribute to the reduction of social risks they are exposed to many Colombians.
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