Soccer is "important" (i.e. the most popular sport) in almost all countries (except Canada, United States and Australia), because it's arguably the simplest and cheapest sport to start a team into, involving the most players on the field vs substitutes+reserve players (11 active players to an average 7+5 subs+reserves). This fact makes soccer prevalent in every part of the globe, which makes it very easy to set up regional, continental and worldwide competitions, which achieve broadcast and advertising revenues often considered astronomical.
It is one of the earliest "western" sports adopted in Mexico, circa 1900. The actual origin of soccer in Mexico is disputed, but it is a fact that British workers from the extensive mining operations performed in central Mexico were the first to play in the country.
Due to its simple rules and easiness to setup a playing field -- basically, all you need is a flat lot and some markers for the goal area -- it was quickly adopted by the local population. By 1902 there was a formal, amateur league, and by 1921 a professional league was instituted.
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Futbol (Soccer) , Baseball, and Cricket.
its a definition used in latin America for a person that loves soccer any plays a lot of soccer.
Brazil qualifies as such.
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Well, it depends. Soccer is very important in Latin America and Spain and Brazil. In the United States it really depends. Do you like Baseball more, or do you like Soccer more. Basically, which ever sport you like better, will be more important. But that doesn't mean that it's more important to people of other Nationalities. Every country has one sport that is very important to them. It could be soccer, American football, cricket, anything really. So. I'd say, no. Both soccer and Baseball are equally important.
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Yes. Football, called soccer in the United States, is the most popular sport in the world. Lots of people in Latin America play, and it has a large fan base there, too.
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what i learned about latin america is that they have alot of countries and they have alot of rivers but the important part in when they start talking about their resources.