Andy Cheung/Getty Carlos Alcaraz was in a festive mood after winning the second round at the French Open The Spanish tennis star led the crowd in a singalong after defeating his opponent in four sets Alcaraz also debuted a new hairstyle, which he addressed after the match Carlos Alcarazis getting the party started at the French Open! The tennis star held a brief singalong at Roland-Garros after winning the second round at the Grand Slam tournament on Thursday, May 29. In footage from the fun moment shared by the Roland-Garros, the No. 2 player in the world led the crowd in a celebratory chant. "One thing, one thing. I always wanted to do," Alcaraz, 22, told the crowd. "I hope everyone follows me: popopopopopopo pololoooo!" The charming athlete won over the crowd, which responded, by chanting back, "Olééé!" Carlitos knows how to have fun with the crowd 😅#RolandGarrospic.twitter.com/yFVJwzIzlh — Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros)May 28, 2025 Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. According toCNN, the chant was from the pasodoble "En Er Mundo." Alcaraz's lyrical prologue capped his 6-1, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 defeat over Hungary's Fábián Marozsán, sending him to the third round. Afterwards, he sang the praises of his opponent, while summing up his own effort.."It was a great, great match. I played well in the first set," Alcaraz said, per CNN. "I had really high confidence. In the second set, he started to play much better, really aggressively and didn't miss at all." He added, "It was a little bit difficult dealing with his game in the second set, but I was pleased to stay strong and refresh in the third set and I started to play better and better. I had a really good last two sets." Alcaraz also made headlines before the match, when he debuted a dramatic fade and ditched his beard — all of which had the shorn Spaniard doing some explaining. "I think everyone saw my hair, my beard," he told reporters at a press conference on Wednesday, per theTennis Letter. He added, "I had to do something about it. Probably people aren't used to seeing me getting a haircut between the matches. I think that's why people were a bit surprised. But I think that's something normal." Read the original article onPeople
