Luis “Cuto” Guadalupe did his thing. The experienced former defender has hit the headlines in recent days after joining Juan Aurich de Chiclayo's championship team to mark the 12th anniversary of their national title. In 2011, the North team beat Lima Allianceat the National Stadium, and won the first championship in its history.
On Sunday, December 10, 2023, players like Joel Herrera, Luis Tejada, Anderson Cueto, Diego Penny, Ysrael Zúñiga, Alfredo Rojasmet, among other places, at the colossus Carlos Samamé Cáceres in Ferreñafe, province of the Lambayeque region.
Also present at the meeting was the former president of the club and former head of the Peruvian Football Federation, Edwin Oviedo Picchotito. The book by journalist Hugo Daniel Barrios “The Glory of the Cyclone” was also presented.
In addition to the heartfelt tribute to Colombian Ricardo Ciciliano – who died of pneumonia in 2020 at the age of 43 – the crowning moment was a goal from captain Guadalupe. “There's 'Cuto', then 'Cuto', he did Ronaldinhos.” Yes, ay, ay! Taquito! Goal!” was the comment on the game between Aurich Rojo and Aurich Dorado, which ended 3-3.
How did “Cuto’s move to Ronaldinho” come about?
This game and phrase popularized by Peruvian soccer fans occurred in 2010. Luis Guadalupe He was captain of León de Huánuco and “went for a walk” – as one would say in football slang – with the Paraguayan Sixto Santacruz, who was sent off for clearly intending to hit him. That year, the Huanuqueño team became national runner-up.