In Portuguese dictionaries, the name Pele is even added as an adjective to describe someone who is “exceptional, unique, unique.”
In Santos, Brazil, the mausoleum of football legend Pele was opened in the cemetery. He was buried in the artificial turf stadium. The building continued to broadcast screams and cheers from fans, writes the Daily Mail.
The football player was buried under a golden tombstone. It is engraved with scenes from his greatest achievements.
The mausoleum has a hall with memorabilia of a footballer. The entrance is decorated with two of his golden statues.
The Ekumenika Cemetery is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest vertical cemetery in the world.
Access to the mausoleum called the King’s Memorial is free. You only need to register and book a time on the cemetery’s website. Only 60 people can visit the memorial each day.
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Recall that Pele is the only footballer in history who won three world championships – 1958, 1962, 1970. Moreover, in 92 matches for the Brazilian national team, he scored 77 goals. The legend died on December 29, 2022 at the age of 82. The cause of death was multiple organ failure as a result of advanced colon cancer.
Bednyakov said how much he sold a T-shirt with Pele’s signature
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