ChaChaFut

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User ChaChaFut (talk · contribs · count · logs · page moves · block log) joined Wikipedia in 2005.

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Milestones

Articles created

Oliverio Castañeda, political leader
Juan Carlos Plata, footballer
Pedro Escartín, football player, referee, coach, journalist
Mateo Flores, track and field athlete
Alex Thépot, footballer
Donato Gama da Silva, footballer
Hugo "El Loco" Gatti, footballer
Juan Manuel Funes, footballer
Karl Rappan, football player and coach
Domo Polideportivo de la CDAG - sports arena
Oscar Enrique Sánchez, footballer
Godfrey Chitalu, footballer
Jaime Viñals, mountain climber
Waldemar de Brito, footballer
Jorge Roldán, football player and coach
Benjamín Monterroso, football player and coach
Prensa Libre, newspaper
Francisco Buyo, footballer
Augustin Chantrel, footballer
Tipografía Nacional (football club)

Julio César Cortés, football player and coach
Víctor Rodríguez Andrade, footballer
Saturnino Rustrián, cyclist
Martín Machón, footballer
Próspero Penados del Barrio, Roman Catholic archbishop
Edwin Westphal, footballer
Jorge Rodas, footballer
Lauren Embree, tennis player
Rubén Amorín, football player and coach
1988 Mexico national football team scandal (translation)
Mario Camposeco, footballer
Guatemala national under-20 football team
Jesús del Muro, football player and coach (translation)
Francisco López "Pinula" Contreras, footballer
Jamy Franco, track and field athlete
Byron Pérez, footballer
Selvin Pennant, footballer
Carlos Humberto "Pepino "Toledo, footballer
IRCA (football club)
Julio César Anderson, footballer

Alberto López Oliva, footballer
Mirna Ortiz, track and field athlete

Articles requested

MacDonald Taylor, footballer
Robert Linn (composer)
Don Balón, football magazine
~~American football field~~ (redirected to American football)
Vuelta a Guatemala, officially Vuelta Internacional a Guatemala (International Tour of Guatemala) - annual multi-stage road bicycle racing event, part of the Union Cycliste International America Tour.[2] Held since 1957, largest sporting event in the country in terms of spectator affluence. UCI rating 2.2, formerly 2.5 (from 2002 to 2004).[3] Not held in 2005 due to road damages caused by Tropical Storm Stan.[4] Most overall CG wins: Aureliano Cuque López (Guatemala), Patrocinio Jiménez (Colombia), Edin Roberto Nova (Guatemala), two each.

Jesse McGuire - (b. August 29, 1958) American trumpeter and author, famous for his execution of the Star Spangled Banner, which he has performed for three U.S. presidents, and at several major sporting events, most notably at the 2001 World Series. Lead trumpet for the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra of New York City and for the band Tower of Power. [5] [6]