The leader of the Rosario Central bar was shot along with his second, Daniel “Rana” Attardo. Bracamonte’s strong criminal history and the multiple times they wanted to kill him.
On Saturday, after Rosario Central’s defeat against San Lorenzo, Andrés “Pillín” Bracamonte, The team’s bar leader, and his second, Daniel “Rana” Attardo, were shot to death.
Bracamonte, who had led the paravalanches in the Gigante de Arroyito since 1999, was prohibited from access to the stadium since 2018. Throughout these 24 years, he was the subject of multiple accusations, arrests and convictions, from which he was released on several occasions.
A friend of Andrés “Pillín” Bracamonte stated that, since entering the Rosario Central bar, he was the target of at least 30 gunshot attacks. In July 2002, Bracamonte was ambushed in a gym on 1000 Ovidio Lagos Street, where he was shot three times in different parts of the body. Injuries included broken arms, a severed vein and a gunshot wound to the right leg.
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In 2006, Bracamonte was ambushed again by unknown individuals, this time in front of his then residence in the north of Rosario. In that attack he was shot four times: one that went through his abdomen, another in each leg and one more in the ankle.
Already in February of this yeara group of attackers shot at the façade of the Los Álamos Country Clubthe country in Ibarlucea where he lived until his death. On that occasion, they also left a threatening note addressed to the leader of the bar.
Before the match between Rosario Central and Workshops for the 2018 Argentine Cup, “Pillín” Bracamonte was detained near the Lanús stadium while distributing protocol tickets. However, he was released after a couple of hours of delay.
The arrests of Andrés “Pillín” Bracamonte
In June 2010, Bracamonte was one of the ten Argentine bars who were denied entry to South Africa to encourage the National Team in the World Cup. More recently, in December 2023, he was detained for a week in an illicit association case linked to a local UOCRA leader, but was released before Christmas. Until his death, he had an open case for extortion.
As for Daniel “Rana” Attardo, the number two of the Rosario Central bar, He was a UPCN delegate at the Centenario Hospital in Rosario. In 2014, he was deported after trying to travel with his wife to the World Cup in Brazil. In an interview with Diario Perfil, he declared that the trip was his honeymoon andego any connection with conflicts or fights.
Source: Ambito
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