Whether you are Colombian at heart, Spanish by birth or just someone who vibrates with football, this documentary series will touch your soul. “My National Team of Colombia” is not just goals and shirts: it is excitement, history and national pride. Discover why Colombian football is much more than a sport.
What is “My National Team of Colombia”?
“My National Team of Colombia” is not just a documentary series. It is a love letter to Colombian football, told from the inside, with the heart in hand and the tacos well placed. Available on Amazon Prime Video, this production takes us to the dressing room, the bus, the training camp and, above all, the soul of the players who wear the tricolor shirt.
Narrated by Maluma, the voice of a generation that has put Colombia on the musical map, the series shows us the tour of the selection during the Copa America 2021 and the qualifiers to the Qatar World Cup 2022. But what really hooks is not the goals, but the human stories behind each pass, every tear and every hug.
Maluma as narrator: why him?
Many wondered why an urban singer would be the voice of a football series. But just listen to the first few minutes to understand it. Maluma doesn’t just narrate, he feels. His warm tone, his country accent and his connection to the country make each episode feel like a chat with friends. He is not there to explain tactics, but to convey emotions.
How is the series structured?
The series is divided into 6 episodes, each lasting between 30 and 40 minutes. It does not follow a strict chronology, but focuses on key issues that define the team and its protagonists.
Episodes of My National Team of Colombia
Episode 01: The Thread That Brings Us Together
Reinaldo Rueda assumes as new technician in the midst of pressure and changes. The team begins a new stage in the hope of qualifying for the World Cup.
Episode 02: On the Shoulders of Giants
The preparation for the Copa America is affected by the pandemic and social protests. René Higuita revives his famous scorpion play.
Episode 03: Between Brothers
Juan Guillermo Cuadrado and Yerry Mina share their life stories. The team faces dramatic matches in the Copa America.
Episode 04: New Blood
Falcao returns as the Women’s National Team fights for their dreams. The team faces Brazil in a decisive match.
Episode 05: Maximum Penalty
The classification is defined by penalties. Emotional tension tests players like Cuadrado, Sánchez, Mina, Borja and Cardona.
Episode 06: The Last Breath
Although not featured in the official summary, this episode closes the series with the final fight for classification and the emotional impact of the process.
The protagonists of Colombian football in “My National Team of Colombia“
There are no actors here, there are idols of flesh and blood. Some are already legends, others are writing their story. Among the most outstanding:
Radamel Falcao: The Tiger, the silent leader who never stops roaring.
Juan Guillermo Cuadrado: The engine of the team, with a smile that spreads and a story that inspires.
David Ospina: The guardian of the arch, always serene, always firm.
Luis Díaz: The revelation, the boy from Barrancas who now shines in Europe.
Yerry Mina: The kind giant, who dances after scoring and defends with the soul.
René Higuita: The myth, the mad, the genius. His presence gives the documentary a nostalgic flavor.
Also featured are figures such as Faustino Asprilla, Mario Yepes and relatives of the players, who bring context and emotion.
Where to watch “My National Team of Colombia”?
The series is available exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, accessible in over 240 countries. If you have an account, you can see it full. If not, the first episode is available for free as a hook. And believe me, after you see it, you’re gonna want to marathon her. Here is the trailer:
Topics that transcend football
Although the ball is the protagonist, My Colombia National Team goes much further. National Identity: Football as a mirror of who we are. Personal Overcoming: Stories that start in humble neighborhoods and reach European stadiums. Emotional pressure: The weight of representing millions, of being a hero or villain in 90 minutes. Cultural diversity: From Tumaco to Medellín, each player carries a piece of Colombia. Gender equality: The inclusion of women’s selection is a success that deserves applause.
How the series “My National Team of Colombia” was received
The series has not been a viral phenomenon, but it has touched fibers. On social media, many Colombians have shared tears, memories and pride. It’s not a production to see with the cell phone in hand; it’s for sitting, listening and feeling.
Personal opinion about “My National Team of Colombia“
Although I was born in Spain, Colombian football came into my life for love. My wife and son live it with a passion that is breathed in every conversation, in every match, in every goal cry. Thanks to them, I understood that the Colombia National Team not only plays football: it tells stories, unites hearts and represents the soul of a country that never stops dreaming.
Seeing My Colombia National Team was like coming home, even if that house is thousands of miles away. The series is not limited to showing plays or results; it shows what is behind: Falcao praying before entering the field, Cuadrado hugging his mother, Luis Díaz crying for his people. It is identity, it is resistance, it is joy.
He doesn’t seek to sell T-shirts or inflate egos. It seeks to tell a true story, with honesty and emotion. And it achieves it with that unique flavor that only Colombian football can offer. For me, it was more than a series: it was an experience that brought me even closer to my family and a culture that I already feel as part of me.
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This is just a brushstroke of Colombian pride. If you are passionate about culture, football, history and everything that connects us with our roots, do not miss what is coming.
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