Luis Gálvez Chipoco
Luis Gálvez Chipoco was a pioneering figure in Peruvian athletics, known for his foundational role in establishing the South American Confederation of Athletics and being the first South American champion in the 400 meters hurdles in 1929. His legacy continues to influence the sports culture in Peru, especially through his great-granddaughter Lucha Villar, who leads the National Paralympic Association.
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Luis Gálvez Chipoco is recognized as the father of Peruvian athletics and founded the South American Athletics Confederation.
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