Los brasilenos se entregan a la fiebre del album del Mundial

The video discusses the widespread excitement for the World Cup album, highlighting how people of all ages, including children like Brian Mauricio, are collecting stickers. Brazil, hosting the World Cup, sees heightened enthusiasm with trading spots set up for exchanging stickers. The video also covers sales data, noting Brazil's leading position in 2010 and the current high sales figures, with South America as the main market. Panini, the company behind the album, reports that Germany and Switzerland followed Brazil in sales during the last World Cup.

Who is Brian Mauricio and what does he say about the World Cup?

• A coach preparing for the World Cup

• A 10-year-old boy excited about collecting stickers

• A famous soccer player

• A journalist reporting on the World Cup

Why is the excitement for the World Cup album greater in Brazil this year?

• Because the album is free

• Because Brazil is hosting the World Cup

• Because there are new players

• Because the album is smaller

What have fans in Brazil done to enhance their sticker collections?

• Organized a World Cup concert

• Started a new soccer league

• Opened new sports stores

• Created trading sites near stadiums and libraries

Which countries followed Brazil in album sales during the 2010 World Cup?

• Argentina and Chile

• Italy and France

• Germany and Switzerland

• Spain and Portugal

In how many countries are the World Cup album stickers sold?

• In 10 countries

• Only in South America

• More than 100 countries

• In 50 countries