goal Roberto Ayala (for Brazil) Team of the Tournament Final positions Marketing Sponsorship Global Platinum Sponsor LG MasterCard Global Gold Sponsor Telefónica (Movistar is the brand advertised) Global Silver Sponsor Casio Anheuser-Busch InBev (Skol is the brand advertised) Charitable Partner UNICEF Local Supplier PDVSA Empresas Polar (Maltin Polar is the brand advertised) Ole Ole Traffic Group Match ball The official match ball for the tournament was the Nike Mercurial Veloci. The ball was presented on 14 February 2007, prior to a friendly match played between Venezuela and New Zealand, by the president of the Venezuelan Football Federation, Rafael Esquivel, to the mayor of Maracaibo, Giancarlo Di Martino – head of the local organising committee. Mascot Guaky is a scarlet macaw, a bird representative of Venezuela. He wore the traditional jersey Venezuela national football team burgundy and football shoes. Under their wings the characteristic tricolor national flag, with its eight stars on their wings. To choose the official mascot held a contest in which proposals received 4,500,000 of Venezuelan children and adolescents at a school. The winning draw corresponded to the 15-year-old Jhoyling Zabaleta. The final design was commissioned to Fractal Studio, bring life and a "strong personality, cheerful and sport" that accompanied the event during its realization. The name of the pet, Guaky was subsequently elected by an online survey, where that option was a 54.17% of preferences. Theme songs "Gol" by Venezuelan singer Juan Carlos Luces, was the main theme song of the tournament, which was performed during the draw and the opening ceremonies. "Baila la Copa" by Venezuelan singer Ose was an official anthem for the tournament. References External links Copa América 2007 Website – official website Confederación Sudamericana de Fútbol – official website FuriaVinotinto – Unofficial Forum Copa América 2007 at ESPN Copa America Copa América tournaments International association football competitions hosted by Venezuela Copa Am June 2007 sports events in South America July 2007 sports events in South America Sports competitions in Caracas Sports competitions in Maracaibo 21st century in Caracas Barinas, Venezuela Sport in Barquisimeto Maturín Sport in Puerto la Cruz San Cristóbal, Táchira 21st century in Maracaibo