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For Luisa Blanco🇨🇴, seeing was believing. "2016 is when everything changed for me, seeing Laurie Hernandez,” she said. "At that moment, the idea of representing Latinos became something I wanted to do in the future." Eight years later, she did just that at #Paris2024.

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@LaurieHernandez Read the full story 👇

LA282 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez 👏👏👏

Panther Incognito2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez Yes, seeing is believing. See what ruZZia does in Ukraine every day. #BloodyOlympics

Tomer Rozenberg2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez Incredible to see dreams come full circle. Proof that representation inspires the next generation to reach even higher!

clephestip2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez Latinos are white, but it's cool that she was inspired by someone

Paul Coleman2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez #RollTide

Carolina Gonzalez2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez 💛💙❤️

Umesh Thakran ( किसान पुत्र )2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez Great moment

Khyoro2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez Memories 😁

Teresa2 years ago

I remember watching @theLuisaBlanco compete as a Lvl 5 compulsory gymnast and knew with her impeccable form and artistry that she had a bright future ahead. So proud of her for competing NCAA and being an Olympian! ❤️

Christine Druce2 years ago

@Luisablanco20_ @LaurieHernandez India and the United States are competing for the wrestling championship. The United States will do anything to win the gold medal, so bribing the referee is nothing.

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