This was Santi's birthday, Dibu Martínez's son, with a national team theme.

Santi Martínez, Dibu Martínez's son, celebrated his 7th birthday surrounded by the colors of the Argentina National Team, showing that he truly wears the albiceleste jersey close to his heart despite living in England. As a fan of his father and Argentine soccer, he chose a theme that moved his family and caught the attention of users on social media.

The celebration, which took place in Birmingham, was remarkable for its aesthetic entirely dedicated to Argentina. From sky blue and white balloons to banners featuring World Cup idols, everything was designed so the little one could enjoy a very special day with his friends. The most surprising thing is that, even though Santi has lived his whole life in England, he speaks English with his classmates and his mother is Brazilian, his heart is truly Argentine.

The most emotional moment of the celebration, without a doubt, was when the cake appeared, a true work of art with three tiers, forming the Argentine flag with sky blue and white colors.

Additionally, the boy had requested that it be decorated with an image of his father saving a penalty, recalling one of the most iconic scenes that made him a hero for an entire country, and a soccer ball made of fondant that gave it the finishing touch. The guests were delighted and the photos quickly went viral on social media.

On X, many users reacted to the images of little Santi's birthday. Some highlighted that it is surprising to see a child so identified with his native country and his national team, despite the distance. Others made affectionate jokes, saying that Santi is "more Argentine than dulce de leche" or that he "inherited his father's passion for soccer".

Emiliano Martínez, who plays for English club Aston Villa, has stated on more than one occasion how important it is for him to pass on his love for the national jersey to his son. For this reason, these kinds of celebrations are a unique opportunity to strengthen that bond with his roots and for Santi to grow up feeling part of the country his father represents at every World Cup.