Pedro de Felipe 1944 – 2016

Biography

Pedro de Felipe was born on July 18, 1944, in Madrid, Spain, during a transformative period in the nation’s history. He went on to dedicate much of his life to the sport of football, following a passion that connected him to countless fans and teammates throughout his career. His commitment to the game reflected the spirit of post-war Spain, when athletics became an important avenue for cultural expression and community pride.

Though details of his professional achievements remain limited in available records, Pedro’s contributions to Spanish football formed part of a generation that helped rebuild and revitalize the sport during the mid-twentieth century. He spent his formative years in Madrid, the vibrant capital where he both lived and played, developing the skills that would define his athletic career.

Pedro de Felipe passed away on April 12, 2016, at the age of 71, leaving behind a legacy rooted in his native city. His life spanned seven decades of profound change in Spain and Europe, and his passion for football remained a defining part of his identity throughout those years. He is remembered as a dedicated athlete who contributed to the rich sporting heritage of Madrid.