The temperature is rising. The 2016 Summer Olympics are just around the corner. If you're not quite in the spirit of a fan for Rio 2016, you certainly will be after watching the Anthem video presented by Samsung and warming us up before the Olympics. Considered one of the most popular and emotionally charged parts of any sporting event, the national anthem is composed of parts of the lyrics of various national anthems and is sung by both athletes and fans. With it, Samsung honors the achievements of successful and persistent athletes from around the world
Samsung, global sponsor of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, he presented before the start of the Olympics Anthem, the music video for the song that is a collage of pieces of the texts of various national anthems. It opens with the lyrics of the national anthem of Botswana, and the song reflects the values and efforts of the Samsung brand, which tries to use technology and borderless communication overcome geographic restrictions. "Athletes and fans from different parts of the world sing one united anthem and thus share it with everyone a shared sense of pride and unity. At the same time, they also celebrate common progress, which is also a key element that contributes to the greatness of the Olympic spirit,'' accompanied the Anthem Younghee Lee, executive vice president of global marketing for Samsung's mobile communications business.
In the video, an educated fan will list a sextet of top athletes whose road to success was thorny. These are Tom Daley (Great Britain, diving), Alysia Montana (USA, Athletics), Arnaud Assoumani (France, Paralympic Games, Athletics), Margret Rumat Rumat Hassan (South Sudan, athletics), Shelley Watts (Australia, Boxing) and Gabriel Medina (Brazil, surfing).
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Samsung has been honoring the Rio 2016 Olympic Games for a whole year in one way or another. It started with a short documentary A Fighting Chance (see above) about four sports talents whose road to the Olympics was not strewn with flowers, followed by an ad The A chant honoring the Galaxy S7 edge and Gear IconX devices and their contribution to people and sports.
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