Do you remember it? The cyclist who traveled from Valledupar to Bogotá through Silvestre Dangond returned, and this time his madness shines with Christmas lights.
The Christmas is knocking on the door and, like every year, Colombians have already started to turn on the party mode. The lights invade the streets, carols can be heard even in the corner store and the trees begin to shine in homes, offices and even schools.
And if we talk about ingenuity, this video takes the prize. In the last few hours, a man conquered the networks by celebrating the Christmas on wheels, with lights, music and a lot of style.
In the clip, which he himself published on his networks, he is seen pedaling through the streets of Valledupar with a bright red outfit and full of small white trees that decorate her blouse and pants.
But what really got all the attention was his face: instead of a hat or mask, I was wearing a Christmas tree on my face, yes, a tree with lights and decorations, leaving just a space so he could see where he was going.
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Flashing lights, background music and a smile that could be seen behind the decoration completed the scene that unleashed hundreds of comments full of admiration. According to what is seen on their social networks, the protagonist of the viral video is Marc Navarecognized in the region for its extensive participation in popular celebrations.
What is known about this man?
And it is that for Marc, riding a bike is not just a sport, it is his way of celebrating life. On more than one occasion he has used his cycle to join the festive atmosphere, whether at carnivals, concerts or popular celebrations.
In fact, many on social networks remember him for a moment that became news a while ago, when he decided to pedal from Valledupar to Bogotá on his bicycle decorated in the style of singer Silvestre Dangond’s ‘The Last Dance’ tour. His feat went so far that Silvestre himself publicly recognized him and even gave him 100 thousand pesos as a gesture of admiration.
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Nor is it the first time that he has shared a symbolic stage with recognized figures. On another occasion he was seen with the singer Vallenata Ana del Castillobetween laughter, dancing and a lot of flavor, demonstrating that their thing is to enjoy every moment as if it were the last.
Now, with his Christmas costume and his bike full of lights, Marc once again reminds the country why in Colombia Christmas is not expected, it is celebrated from the heart. Without fear of what they will say, without filters and with the authenticity that has made it a symbol of joy. Because while some are still searching for the perfect tree, he’s already wearing it…literally.
