On Sunday, Tavernes de la Valldigna's Major Square was the setting for the tribute to UE Tavernes for their title in La Nostra Copa, achieved by defeating CD Onda 1-0. The event gathered a multitude of fans who cheered for the players and coaches. The event included the performance of the club's anthem and the Champions League anthem, accompanied by fireworks that illuminated the night.
The logistics of a tribute: sound, lights, and crowd management 🎆
The organization of the event required precise technical planning. The public address system installed in Major Square had to ensure uniform acoustic coverage so that the anthems could be heard without distortion at all points. The synchronization of the fireworks with the music was coordinated using an electronic trigger via remote control. Additionally, managing the flow of attendees, estimated at several hundred, required delimiting safety zones and controlled access points to avoid overcrowding.
The mayor is already preparing the budget for next year's Champions League 💰
After the success, some hasty councilor must already be calculating how much it would cost to bring the real big-eared trophy to Major Square. Good thing the Champions League anthem played, because if the UEFA Champions League anthem had played, they might have asked for a loan to expand the stadium. Of course, while the players settle for the regional title, the City Council is already rubbing its hands thinking about the tourist return of the next final.