Ceremonial end of the Olympic Games: Paris looks into the future
Ceremonial end of the Olympic Games: Paris looks into the future
The Olympic Games in Paris have not only brought athletes and spectators from all over the world, but also created an opportunity to celebrate the city's cultural identity and to bridge a bridge into the future. The big final event in the Stade de France at the end of these athletics celebrations illustrates how deeply rooted the sports tradition in the French metropolis is.
meeting in the arena
At the end of an extremely hot day, 71,500 spectators came together in the arena to celebrate the last moments of these unforgettable games. Accompanied by the appearances of internationally known artists and an impressive supporting program that comprises more than 100 artists, acrobats, dancers and circus artists, the closing ceremony offered a spectacle of superlatives.
symbolism of the Olympic Games
The celebration started with an ode on Paris. Zaho de Sagazan and a choir performed the well -known song “Sous Le Ciel de Paris”, which gave the audience a deep connection to the city and its culture. Éstained personalities such as Léon Marchand, a swimming superstar, carried the Olympic fire into the stadium as a flame carrier, which symbolically stands for the idea of the Olympic unity and the competition spirit.
German athletes in the spotlight
The German delegation was represented by the triathlete Laura Lindemann and the canoeist Max Rendschmidt, who could shine with their golden medals. Rendschmidt, with pride, said: «The eyes of the world are aimed at us. We are just happy »and thus underlined the meaning that this sporting competition for the national athletes and their successes has.
The handover of the Olympic flag
Another highlight of the celebration was the handover of the Olympic flag by the Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo to her colleague Karen Bass from Los Angeles. This symbolic gesture is a sign of the handover of the global sports community to the next next Olympics in 2028, which will take place in the California metropolis. Such handings are tradition and strengthen the connection between different host cities.
A look into the future
The artistic director of the final ceremony, Thomas Jolly, emphasized that the event should become both acrobatic and lyrical and visual. The aim was to focus on the origins of the games and at the same time to take a look at future challenges and opportunities. With the motto "Records", which means both records and records, the performance and commitment of the athletes were honored.
Overall, the final celebration of the Olympic Games in Paris shows how sports and culture are connected and what inspiration from such great sporting events. It leaves a lasting impression and sets standards for future competitions.