Milano Cortina 2026: Mejores fotos de Ceremonia de Clausura
Ceremonia de Clausura de Milano Cortina 2026 recreó un país de maravillas invernal italiano, mientras Para atletas de 55 Comités Paralímpicos Nacionales participantes desfilaban en estadio
15 Mar 2026
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Emanuel Perathoner, el Para snowboarder que ganó dos medallas de oro en su debut en los Juegos Paralímpicos, porta la bandera italiana
Los atletas Paralímpicos se reunieron en el Estadio Olímpico de Curling de Cortina. Titulada "Souvenir italiano", la Ceremonia de Clausura, presentada por el director artístico Angelo Bonello y el director creativo Francesco Paolo Conticello, ofreció una explosión de emoción y energía.
Aquí están las mejores imágenes de esta deslumbrante celebración invernal.
Formisanoff, an Italian-Bulgarian cellist and composer who was responsible for the Closing Ceremony's music, performs in a show-stopping wintery gown @Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images
Dergin Tokmak, a German dancer from the Cirque du Soleil, leads performers at the Cortina Curling Olympic Stadium @Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images
China's flagbearers, multi-medallist biathlete Jiayun Cai and wheelchair curling gold medallist Meng Wang. China topped the medal table at Milano Cortina 2026 @Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images
German dancer Dergin Tokmak of the Cirque du Soleil @Linnea Rheborg/Getty Images for IPC
A giant snow globe representing scenes from Milan and Cortina Maja @Hitij/Getty Images
Para alpine skier Ralf Etienne bears the flag of Haiti, one of five nations that made their Winter Paralympic debuts at Milano Cortina 2026. Since losing his leg in the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Etienne has become an unofficial ambassador for his country. @Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images
Performers amongst fog, representing a timeless and placeless limbo. It’s the mountain, the snow, the clouds… it’s the athletes’ dream. @Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images
Para alpine skier Arly Aristides Velasquez Peñ Aloza of Mexico enters the stadium @OIS/IOC
Performers' bodies and threads of light intertwine in dynamic and evolving movement, representing teamwork @Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images
In a symbolic handover to the French Alps 2030, President of the International Paralympic Committee, Andrew Parsons, presents the Paralympic flag to the Presidents of the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur and Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes regions, Renaud Muselier and Fabrice Pannekoucke @Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images
