The entire 20^th FIFA World Cup Brazil experience is truly amazing and remarkable. A lot of record-breaking performances, unexpected victories and united fans made the whole tournament a blast. From the special event on Fortaleza's Iracema Beach through the post-final fireworks that lit up the sky above the famous Maracana stadium, the FIFA Fan Fests created the heart of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil.

                More than five million people celebrated at a dozen FIFA Fan Fest locations marking the event that is more than just the football.

                The fans, spectators, supporters or whatever may we tagged them gathered together to share the World Cup experience with so many carried friends that came to the final day witnessing the extraordinary aerial views on the Copacabana Beach.

                In total of 281,716 people participated the FIFA Fan Fest venues to watch team
Germany take on team Argentina; dragging the grand total for the tournament to over five million.

                The concept of FIFA Fan Fest became prominent after being introduced at the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany.

                The FIFA Fan Fest arenas became throbbing hubs of not only just football but also music and entertainment. Across the twelve selected Brazilian locations, it were all carefully chosen to ensure security and to become a family-friendly "must-go" destinations for local and international fans alike - according to FIFA.com.

                In the hosting country, Brazil, several special performances by the country's best occurred. To name some were Claudia Leitte, Anita and Monobloco together with VIP guestings by the likes of FIFA Fan Fest Ambassador Ronaldo, securing that each and every one of the 64 matches celebrated after the final and full time whistle.

                The people also enjoyed a selection of international food and beverages as well as a little recreational shopping via a wide range of onsite merchandise.

                Indeed, FIFA Fan Fest in Brazil is a "something" on a cultural phenomenon in their short history. It will go down as a month-long beach party to finish it all.