Only celebrations and words of joy from the champions of the ALAS 2024 tour

At the Surf City El Salvador ALAS Pro 2024 that concluded yesterday in El Sunzal; nine happy minutes of video

December 2, 2024

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There was much celebration in the last two days of the Surf City El Salvador ALAS Pro with the consecration of the ALAS 2024 tour champions.

In this video they all came together and the words of the winners were also added:

Open men: Oli Camarena (PAN)
Open ladies: Mimi Barona (ECU)
Under 18 men: Tomás Pathenay (CRC)
Under 18 women: Sofia Artieda (PER)
Under 14 men: Nico Boos (CRC)
Under 14 women: Sofia Artieda (PER)
Men's longboard: Julian Schweizer (URU)
Longboard ladies: Lía Díaz (CRC)

Videos by Diego Barreiro and Marcela Machado

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