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7-18 de septiembre

Río 2016: Mejores fotos de Juegos

Para celebrar décimo aniversario de Juegos Paralímpicos Río 2016, repasamos algunas de mejores fotografías de Juegos 14 Sep 2026
The Rio 2016 cauldron, a golden object shaped like a sun, lights a stadium
Los Juegos Paralímpicos Río 2016, celebrados del 7 al 18 de septiembre de 2016, contaron con la participación de más de 4.300 atletas de todo el mundo
ⒸThomas Lovelock for IOS/IOC
By IPC

Hoy, 18 de septiembre, se cumplen 10 años de la Ceremonia de Clausura de los Juegos Paralímpicos Río 2016, por lo que es el día perfecto para celebrar y revivir aquellos 12 días de competencia.

Los Juegos Paralímpicos Río 2016, celebrados del 7 al 18 de septiembre de 2016, contaron con la participación de 4.328 atletas de 160 Comités Paralímpicos Nacionales (CPNs). Se disputaron 528 eventos de medalla en 22 deportes, y 83 países conquistaron al menos una medalla.

Mira algunas de las mejores fotografías de los Juegos y celebra los recuerdos que dejaron hace una década.

 

Athletes wearing a yellow shirt and green jacket parade into the Opening Ceremony
Brazilian athletes were cheered on by a passionate home crowd during the Opening Ceremony at Maracana Stadium. @Al Tielemans for OIS/IOC

 

A female Para athlete stands next to a board that shows her new world record
Lauritta Onye of Nigeria broke the world record in the women's shotput F40 event on Day 4. @Lucas Uebel/Getty Images

 

Two male athletes are competing in boccia.
Thai boccia athlete Watcharaphon Vongsa beat compatriot Worawut Saengampa in the mixed individual BC2 gold medal match. Thailand won four medals in boccia at Rio 2016. @Al Tielemans for OIS/IOC

 

One male athlete shakes a gold medal for his teammate to hear.
Brazil won the blind football tournament at Rio 2016. @Alexandre Loureiro/ Getty Images

 

A female Para canoe athlete holds a paddle with both hands and celebrates on her boat.
Para canoe became a medal event at the Paralympic Games for the first time at Rio 2016. Great Britain's Emma Wiggs won the women's KL2 event. @Al Tielemans/OIS/IOC

 

Female Para cyclists are in competition
Emma Foy of New Zealand captured two Para cycling medals. @Atsushi Tomura/Getty Images for Tokyo 2020

 

Morteza Mehrzadselakjani IRI stretches to play the ball
The Islamic Republic of Iran defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina in the final to win the men's sitting volleyball gold. @Simon Bruty for OIS/IOC

 

Photo taken from bottom of the pool shows female Para swimming athletes competing
Australia's Ellie Cole earned six medals in Para swimming at Rio 2016. @Simon Lodge for OIS/IOC

 

A male Para table tennis player bites a racquet to returns the ball
Egypt's Ibrahim Hamadtou competed in the men's singles class 6 tournament at Rio 2016. @Lucas Uebel/Getty Images

 

A male Para triathlete raises the finish tape above his head as he crosses the finish line
Martin Schulz of Germany became the first-ever Para triathlon gold medallist. @Buda Mendes/Getty Images

 

Two wheelchair basketball players embrace in celebration at Rio 2016
The USA won both the women's and men's wheelchair basketball gold medals. @Friedemann Vogel/Getty Images

 

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