He would benefit greatly from his sport by participating in other leagues.
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Ángel Barajas, a young gymnast from Cúcuta, has made history in Colombian sport with his impressive performance at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. At just 17 years old, Barajas managed to win the silver medal in the high bar event in artistic gymnastics, establishing himself as a promising athlete in the sports field.
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In a recent interview with the program The Firefly Speaking at Caracol Radio, Barajas expressed his satisfaction with the hard work it has taken to achieve these goals.
Barajas’ success at the Olympics has earned him numerous awards in Colombia, including a university scholarship, a lifetime pension for his silver medal, and various financial incentives that underscore the impact of his achievement on the sporting community and the country.
Although Barajas has not yet defined his strategy for the next four years in view of the next Olympic Games, he has expressed his desire to win a gold medal.
New life outside the country
In the interview, the gymnast also shared his intention to explore new opportunities abroad, motivated by the better conditions he has in the sports field. “Many offers come from abroad, at least to start competing in a league. That is very good because one gets paid to compete and one gets into a competitive rhythm, but it is necessary to plan and talk to the teacher and my mother,” he indicated.
Finally, Barajas highlighted the importance of visibility and recognition in artistic gymnastics. According to the athlete, having a relevant image and name in international leagues is essential for professional development in this sport.
Angel Barajas continues to inspire many with his success story and vision for the future, promising to continue elevating Colombia’s name in world sport.
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