"He learned to walk behind a ball." Leandro Altieri (A Coruña, 2008) was one of those three youths whom Antonio Hidalgo gave the alternative in Penafiel. Fate wanted him to share the moment with a fellow generation like Frank Iglesias and Mauro Valeiro, a minor year, but always burning stages ahead of time. For his family it was "very exciting the moment, the culmination all this time", admits his mother Marcela de León. It is the first 8,000 in…
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"He learned to walk behind a ball." Leandro Altieri (A Coruña, 2008) was one of those three youths whom Antonio Hidalgo gave the alternative in Penafiel. Fate wanted him to share the moment with a fellow generation like Frank Iglesias and Mauro Valeiro, a minor year, but always burning stages ahead of time. For his family it was "very exciting the moment, the culmination all this time", admits his mother Marcela de León. It is the first 8,000 in…