Dibu Martínez and Ozzy Osbourne star in a funny Aston Villa video that is causing a sensation on television, highlighting the goalkeeper’s acting talent.
If you thought that with the dances with which he entertained the world, after his retirement, Drawing Martinez could become a salsa teacher, he is very wrong because, apparently, a star was born in the acting world. The presentation of the new shirt of Aston Villa had the national team’s goalkeeper starring in a funny video that caused a sensation on television.
The video featured prominent figures such as Ozzy Osbourne and Geezer Butlerbut it was Martinez who took the ovation for his unexpected acting talent. Now, his expression went viral and memes with his face exploded.
The face of Drawing Martinez.webp
How was the meeting between El Dibu Martínez and Ozzy Osbourne?
The meeting between Dibu Martínez and Ozzy Osbourne took place in a promotional video for Aston Villa, where the Argentine goalkeeper participated in the presentation of the team’s new shirt. The advertising short begins with a call between the members of BLACK SABBATHboth fans of the club. Osbourne invites Aston Villa supporters to pull on their shirts and join the action at Villa Park.
Following the invitation, the footage shows several fans changing and training until the camera pans to the locker room, where Dibu encounters an unknown man dressed in full uniform. Martinez, with a “bewildered expression,” asks who the man is, to which he replies if he can play in the middle or on the left.
“Drawing Martinez, Masterclass” is also heard during the film, referring to Martínez’s signature move when saving penalties. The player’s performance and comical expression generated a standing ovation on social media, and many claim that his reaction will become the meme of the year.
Source: Ambito
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