Rafa Marquez’s Netflix documentary explores the Mexican soccer player’s celebrated career

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Netflix documentary explores the career of one of the greatest soccer legends of all time. Rafa Marquez, a Mexican player known for his reliability and commitment on the pitch, explores his career through the camera, alongside testimonies from his co-workers, friends and family.

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Rafa Márquez: El Capitán, reconstructs for the first time the life of this great Mexican icon.”The film’s trailer was released earlier this week, showing some of the soccer legends that were involved in its making, including interviews with Carles Puyol, Xavi Hernandez, and more.“Rafa Marquez: El Capitan” was directed by Carlos Armella, and written by Leon Krauze.

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