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Photo Essay: Peruvian Futból Portraits

by Robert Kittilson | 12 February 2010 No Comment

In our first three months in Peru we had seen four futból matches. Each time I would bring my camera along and capture some of the mayhem. I soon learned there is much more passion in the stands than on the field. The following photos are portraits of some of the most dedicated people in the world. Cheers to you, Peruvian Futból Fanatics.
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Standing guard of the first five rows in the Estadio Monumental, Lima Peru.

Standing guard of the first five rows in the Estadio Monumental, Lima Peru.

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Taking a break at the front, where the chain link fence and barbed wire get in the way of the game.

Taking a break at the front, where the chain link fence and barbed wire get in the way of the game.

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In the cheaper seats you talk to this man to get your cold drinks, and you will.

In the cheaper seats you talk to this man to get your cold drinks, and you will.

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This young man has not yet been corrupted buy the moonshine establishment.

This young man has not yet been corrupted buy the moonshine establishment.

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Riot gear protects this soldier who stands protecting the players from the fans.

Riot gear protects this soldier who stands protecting the players from the fans.

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Cajamarca is not in the top Peruvian league, but their fans are young and strong and faithful.

Cajamarca is not in the top Peruvian league, but their fans are young and strong and faithful.

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Commitment and the fight song.

Commitment and the fight song.

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Juan Aurich fans are die hard.

Juan Aurich fans are die hard.

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This guy seems happy.

This guy seems happy.

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It is all in the eyes. "You're rooting for my team, right?"

It is all in the eyes. "You're rooting for my team, right?"

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Praying for another goal in the Peru vs Uruguay, World Cup Qualifiers, match in Lima.

Praying for another goal in the Peru vs Uruguay, World Cup Qualifiers, match in Lima.

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I am an Ex-Bike Messenger turned freelance photographer that loves: Bicycles, Fútbol and Beer or any food that tastes good. See all posts by Robert Kittilson

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