Hugo Bravo

Víctor Hugo Bravo Sobarzo (6 May 1944 – 2 February 2020), known as Hugo Bravo,

Subsequently, he spent four seasons with Unión La Calera in the Chilean top level, coinciding with historical players of the club such as the Uruguayan Pedro Graffigna, the Peruvian , the Argentine Felipe Bracamonte and the Chileans Manuel Saavedra and Osvaldo Castro.

The next two seasons, he played for Antofagasta Portuario, alongside players such as Mario Moreno and Francisco Chamaco Valdés.

In 1972, Bravo moved to Bolivia and joined Jorge Wilstermann alongside his fellow Fernando Cavalleri, becoming the first foreign players in the club history. He played for them between 1972 and 1974, winning two national championships in 1972 and 1973. Firstly a left-footed playmaker, in Bolivia he turned into a defensive midfielder.

His last clubs were Bolívar in 1974, where he coincided with Juan Abel Ganga again, since they had coincided in Universidad de Chile, Antofagasta Portuario and Jorge Wilstermann,

Personal life Bravo lived in Bolivia for fourteen years, where he owned a seafood restaurant in Cochabamba. He returned to his homeland in 1985.