Levante UD is ready to face Betis at the Ciutat de València this Saturday, and will do so with a special touch thanks to the presence of Spanish Brass, who will perform the team's anthem live. Juanjo Serna, a member of Spanish Brass, has expressed his excitement to play at the Levante UD field, a team he has supported since childhood.
What does the presence of Spanish Brass mean?
The presence of Spanish Brass at the match is a luxury for the club and its fans, as the group has performed in over 60 countries and has released over 30 albums. Their career is filled with awards, such as the First Prize at the 6th International "Ville de Narbonne" Competition and the National Music Prize of Spain.
How did Spanish Brass prepare for the match?
Spanish Brass has worked on an exclusive adaptation of the Levante UD anthem, which they will perform during the players' entrance onto the field. Carles Benetó, another member of the quintet, has detailed that they have prepared a version of the anthem after a very interesting process in which they have listened to and sung it many times, incorporating certain touches to make it sound with a very solemn and special tone.
What does this match mean for Levante UD?
Levante UD is in a complicated position in the standings, with 1 point in 2 matches and a goal difference of -3, so this match against Betis is crucial to try to improve their position. The presence of Spanish Brass can be a motivating factor for the team, which is looking to add its first points at home. Levante UD is 5 points behind leaders Real Madrid, and needs to add points to avoid falling behind in the standings. You can check the standings on our standings page.
What's next for Levante UD?
Levante UD has a busy schedule in the coming weeks, with matches against teams like Real Betis, which is currently in third place in the standings. You can check the upcoming matches of Levante UD on our fixtures page. The team needs to add points to improve its position in the standings and avoid falling behind in the fight for permanence. The presence of Spanish Brass at the match against Betis can be a key factor to motivate the team and the fans, and add the first points at home
