BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - AUGUST 17: Women dressed in traditional Boyacá attire get ready for a parade as part of the 2026 'Botas, Ruana y Sobrero Festival' on August 17, 2026 in Jenesano, Colombia. As every year, the Festival takes place over 4 days; residents of different towns gather to be part of a football tournament where teams play wearing boots and the traditional ruana (woollen fabric) and sombrero (hat). The tournament has female and male categories, and people of all ages can participate. The activities also include other cultural expressions of the region. (Photo by Diego Cuevas/Getty Images)

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - AUGUST 17: A woman dressed in traditional Boyacá attire decorates her car for the parade as part of the 2026 'Botas, Ruana y Sobrero Festival' on August 17, 2026 in Jenesano, Colombia. As every year, the Festival takes place over 4 days; residents of different towns gather to be part of a football tournament where teams play wearing boots and the traditional ruana (woollen fabric) and sombrero (hat). The tournament has female and male categories, and people of all ages can participate. The activities also include other cultural expressions of the region. (Photo by Diego Cuevas/Getty Images)

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - AUGUST 17: Women dressed in traditional Boyacá attire get ready for a parade as part of the 2026 'Botas, Ruana y Sobrero Festival' on August 17, 2026 in Jenesano, Colombia. As every year, the Festival takes place over 4 days; residents of different towns gather to be part of a football tournament where teams play wearing boots and the traditional ruana (woollen fabric) and sombrero (hat). The tournament has female and male categories, and people of all ages can participate. The activities also include other cultural expressions of the region. (Photo by Diego Cuevas/Getty Images)

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - AUGUST 17: A woman dressed in traditional Boyacá attire gets ready for a parade as part of the 2026 'Botas, Ruana y Sobrero Festival' on August 17, 2026 in Jenesano, Colombia. As every year, the Festival takes place over 4 days; residents of different towns gather to be part of a football tournament where teams play wearing boots and the traditional ruana (woollen fabric) and sombrero (hat). The tournament has female and male categories, and people of all ages can participate. The activities also include other cultural expressions of the region. (Photo by Diego Cuevas/Getty Images)

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - AUGUST 17: Decorated trucks pay homage to the Virgin of Carmen as part of the 2026 'Botas, Ruana y Sobrero Festival' on August 17, 2026 in Bogota, Colombia. As every year, the Festival takes place over 4 days; residents of different towns gather to be part of a football tournament where teams play wearing boots and the traditional ruana (woollen fabric) and sombrero (hat). The tournament has female and male categories, and people of all ages can participate. The activities also include other cultural expressions of the region. (Photo by Diego Cuevas/Getty Images)

Benfica's Portuguese midfielder #16 Manu Silva (R) is challenged by Casa Pia's Portuguese defender #75 Pedro Rosas during the Portuguese League football match between Casa Pia AC and SL Benfica at the Municpal Stadium in Rio Maior, north of Lisbon on August 17, 2026. (Photo by FILIPE AMORIM / AFP via Getty Images)

Casa Pia's Comorian midfielder #24 Iyad Mohamed (L) vies for the ball with Benfica's Luxembourgers midfielder #18 Leandro Barreiro during the Portuguese League football match between Casa Pia AC and SL Benfica at the Municpal Stadium in Rio Maior, north of Lisbon on August 17, 2026. (Photo by FILIPE AMORIM / AFP via Getty Images)

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - AUGUST 17: Women players fight for the ball as part of the 2026 'Botas, Ruana y Sobrero Festival' on August 17, 2026 in Jenesano, Colombia. As every year, the Festival takes place over 4 days; residents of different towns gather to be part of a football tournament where teams play wearing boots and the traditional ruana (woollen fabric) and sombrero (hat). The tournament has female and male categories, and people of all ages can participate. The activities also include other cultural expressions of the region. (Photo by Diego Cuevas/Getty Images)