Warning’s Dany, Pau & Ale Reflect on Throwing the First Pitch for Sultanes Femenil at Estadio Mobil Super in Monterrey

The energy was electric as the Sultanes Femenil kicked off their season at Estadio Mobil Super in Monterrey, and this year’s opening ceremony was made even more special by the presence of Dany, Pau, and Ale from the popular group Warning. The trio had the honor of throwing the first pitch of the season, a moment that left them with memories to last a lifetime.

A Dream Come True

For Dany, Pau, and Ale, stepping onto the mound was a surreal experience. The group, known for their strong musical presence, found themselves in the heart of the baseball world, a world that perhaps felt a little unfamiliar but deeply exciting. “It was an incredible honor,” said Pau. “I never imagined we would be here, standing on this field in front of so many people. It felt like a dream.”

The excitement of the moment wasn’t just about throwing a baseball—it was about connecting with the fans of the Sultanes Femenil, a team that represents so much for women in sports. “We felt a sense of responsibility,” Dany shared. “It wasn’t just about us. It was about representing the Sultanes Femenil and all the strong women who continue to break barriers in sports.”

A Perfect Pitch

Although none of them had extensive baseball experience, the trio took the challenge seriously. “We practiced a little before the event,” Ale explained with a laugh. “But honestly, it was more about enjoying the moment than perfecting the pitch.”

That sense of joy and enthusiasm was palpable as the first pitch was thrown. Though their throws may not have been perfect,

the crowd cheered them on with infectious support. “It was amazing to see how the fans embraced us,” said Dany. “The atmosphere was so warm and welcoming. It was a truly special moment.”

The Power of the Theme

What made this event even more significant was the meaningful theme behind it. The Sultanes Femenil’s opening game celebrated empowerment, unity, and the importance of female representation in sports. For Dany, Pau, and Ale, this was a cause that resonated deeply. “We are all about empowering others, especially women, to pursue their dreams regardless of the challenges,” said Pau.

The event, marked by the trio’s participation, highlighted the importance of uplifting women’s voices in every space, including sports, where they’ve often been underrepresented. “Being part of this event meant a lot to us,” Ale added. “It wasn’t just a ceremonial pitch; it was about showing our support for women athletes and all those who continue to inspire us.”

Looking Ahead

As the Sultanes Femenil kicked off their season with a strong start, Dany, Pau, and Ale were left reflecting on how they could continue to use their platform to uplift others. “We’re so grateful for the opportunity, and we hope this is just the beginning of a long relationship with the Sultanes Femenil,” Dany said. “We want to keep encouraging more women to take space in sports, music, and every field.”

As the season unfolds, the group hopes to continue being a source of inspiration for both their fans and those watching the Sultanes Femenil. For Dany, Pau, and Ale, throwing that first pitch was just the start of a bigger journey toward inspiring change and celebrating the power of women everywhere.

The first pitch at Estadio Mobil Super wasn’t just a ceremonial throw—it was a powerful moment of connection, joy, and celebration. Dany, Pau, and Ale’s participation served as a reminder that sports are about more than just the game; they are about community, empowerment, and the shared desire to break barriers. For the Sultanes Femenil and all the women they inspire, the season ahead looks bright—and it all started with a pitch.