Great Goal!: Dayro Moreno Receives His 'Official' Version of the Song 'Baila, Morena'

Famed Colombian soccer player Dayro Moreno is recognized as one of the country's all-time leading scorers. He came through the youth ranks of Once Caldas , making his professional debut in 2003 and was part of the team that won the 2004 Copa Libertadores.

Throughout his career, the athlete born in Chicoral, Tolima, has played for clubs in Mexico, Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina, and Colombia. He stands out for his goal-scoring instinct , his explosive nature on and off the field, and his status as the top scorer in the BetPlay League for several seasons, making him an emblematic figure in national football. See more: La Nota Empresarial: when one of the country's most beloved banks almost went bankrupt.

On September 16, Dayro turned 40, celebrating at a private party filled with emotion, music, friends, Once Caldas teammates, and loved ones . There were mariachis, cake, dancing, laughter, and a festive atmosphere that was felt both in person and on social media, thanks to the videos and messages shared by attendees.

One of the most memorable moments was when Puerto Rican reggaeton singer Tito, El Bambino dedicated a special version of 'Baila Morena' to him in a video , adapting the lyrics to include Dayro's name: “ Dayro Moreno, Dayro Moreno, goals for the kids, goals for the girls … ”.

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The idea came from Feid, who contacted the artist to send that unique greeting , recognizing the popularity of the chant of the fans and narrators — with that chorus — every time Dayro scores a goal.

In addition to Tito, El Bambino, Dayro received congratulations from several prominent artists in Colombia and the world of soccer. Feid was one of the closest , sending him a warm message and coordinating the musical tribute.

It's worth mentioning that the song had already been heard in Colombian football broadcasts , as narrator Eduardo Luis sang it to the athlete after he scored a goal in March 2024.

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Also, other artists such as Blessd, Ryan Castro, vallenato singer Peter Manjarres, Yeison Jiménez , among others, sent emotional messages in which they wished him success, health, and hope he continues filling stadiums and celebrating goals.

That birthday wasn't just a private celebration, but a moment to reaffirm his legacy as a historic Colombian soccer goal scorer, combining elements of popular culture, music, and sports. The song "Baila Morena," already a fixture in fans' minds every time they hear " Dayro Moreno, Dayro Moreno..." , reached a new level with this official version.

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