Tecate And Tecate Light Bring Chivas Del Guadalajara Back To The U.S.

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Tecate Becomes the Official Sponsor for all Chivas del Guadalajara activities in the U.S.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Tecate and Tecate Light, cervezas con caracter, brought members of Chivas del Guadalajara, the most popular Mexican football club, back to LA to announce a 'Bold Alliance' including an exclusive beer sponsorship for friendly matches to be played across the U.S., the summer pre-season and several player meet and greets for consumers 21+.

Part of the "Taste of Triumph" campaign, the Mexican beer brand's sports engagement platform that immerses bicultural Hispanic consumers 21 and older in the sports they love, the first Tecate sponsored match will be Chivas del Guadalajara against Santos Laguna to be held at BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston, TX on March 27, 2015.

Chivas del Guadalajara will play at least two additional Tecate sponsored matches within California and Texas during their summer pre-season with opponents and locations to be confirmed soon. Ticket availability and pre-season dates for meet and greets will also be announced closer to those activities.

"To the millions of Chivas fans across the U.S., it's our pleasure to bring such high quality international soccer to California and Texas. We look forward to this bold alliance generating some incredible matches in front of avid Chivas fans," said Gustavo Guerra, brand director for Tecate and Tecate Light.

Joining Guerra on stage was Nestor de la Torre, President of Chivas del Guadalajara; Jose Manuel Chepo de la Torre, head coach; Erick "Cubo" Torres, striker; Rafael Marquez Lugo, striker; and Alberto "Guameru" Garcia Jr., striker.

"Chivas del Guadalajara has found a passionate partner in Tecate and we look forward to playing competitive matches in the U.S. To the Chivas del Guadalajara fans in California and Texas, we need your support and hope to see you cheering us on at the games," said Nestor de la Torre, President of Chivas del Guadalajara.

For additional details on Tecate and Tecate Light's "Taste of Triumph" campaign, the sponsorship of the Chivas del Guadalajara matches, or to speak with a Tecate and Tecate Light representative about the brand's support of soccer, please contact BRAYA US at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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About Chivas

Club Deportivo Guadalajara was born in 1906, when a group of friends met in one of the most important stores, "Perla de Occidente," (Pearl of the West). Their employees created a soccer team sponsored by the store owners. Headed by Belgian, Edgar Everaert, Mexicans, Belgians and Frenchs were brought together, and named their team "Union Club," and two years later "Club Guadalajara".

On October 21st 1943, Guadalajara makes their debut in professional soccer, winning 4-1 to the Atlante in the capital of the Republic. Since its inceptions, Chivas decided to implement the policy of admitting only Mexicans players in their ranks, and today, is the most beloved team in Mexico, with more fans and titles in the national territory, in addition to being the most important team in Mexico.

Chivas, is the most winning team in the history of Mexican soccer.

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