The “Red Demons” soccer fans in Venezuela show an undying passion for their team, and don’t care that most of their compatriots prefer baseball. Photos by matiasdelacroix
Venezuela is the only South American country where baseball and not soccer is the No. 1 sport. Still, a group of fans calling themselves the “Red Demons” has dedicated 30 years to an undying passion for the Caracas Football Club.
The Red Demons don’t care that most of their compatriots prefer baseball or that their team has a bad season. During the political confrontation also gripping Venezuela, it is common for the news to highlight the polarization between supporters of socialist President Nicolás Maduro and those of the opposition, led by Juan Guaidó.
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