It is very painful for me.

I felt that pain the day that Maradona died.

The grief is enormous.

Theo, late Argentinian soccer legend Diego Maradona, who died at the age of 60 last week of a heart attack, left behind an unrivaled legacy for some of his die hard fans.

The Marquis left was indelible.

Literally having that tattoo now in this moment is to feel that he is alive.

I feel that he is alive.

Some memorialized the soccer great in ink.

Pizza shop owner Guillermo Rodriguez, who's store is called C.

Emperor al Ds, referring to Maradona's jersey number, had his entire back covered in tattoos depicting the soccer great.

There's something beautiful toe live with him, so for us he did not die.

He will continue being there for all of us.

The love we have is eternal.

The death of Maradona has highlighted the almost cult like adoration that grew up around the player nicknamed El Dios, the God who mesmerized on the pitch and inspired fans off it.

Despite long public battles with addiction.

Argentina declared several days of national mourning following Maradona's death, and his body lay in state at the Presidential palace.

In a tattoo parlor in Brenda's artists, Maximiliano Fernando showed off tattoos of the player on his arm, including images where Maradona is in mid stride in another where he is hoisting the World Cup.

I'll tell everyone people know him, but when I have a child, I'll tell them who he waas.

He is the true player of the people.

He's the greatest.

There is all.

Maradona won the World Cup with Argentina in 1986 and sparkled for Italian side Napoli, where he became a legend for his skills and representing Naples and Italy's poorer south.

His death is likely to spark something of a battle over his legacy and inheritance.

He has some eight Children from Argentina to Cuba in Italy.