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El Indio Araucano, an example of overcoming adversity
By Reynaldo Mariqueo - November 28, 2011
Only a couple of months ago I discovered on the Internet, by chance, the “Indio Araucano”. After several attempts I managed to speak with him on the phone. Osvaldo Gomez, was a famous Chilean singer, better known by his artistic name; the Indio Araucano. Osvaldo was born on March 13, 1924 in a place called Quintra Malal, near the city of Angol in the region of La Araucania, the Mapuche nation’s ancestral territory. Angol is about 575 kilometers south of Santiago, the capital of Chile. _________________ Image: El Indio Araucano |
When he was about eight years old he had an accident which left him blind, and was subsequently admitted to the school of the Protectorate Society "Santa Lucia" in Santiago for blind and deaf children, where he remained for about two years. It was the saddest time of his life, a nightmare, he wept constantly, until one day he decided to escape. Three years later his eyes were operated on. The results were disappointing as it only enabled him to see silhouettes. Not until a 1984 operation in the United States did he regain full vision.
El Indio Araucano married three times, had a total of five childr
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El Araucano
Chilean newspaper
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El Araucano was replaced by say publicly Diario Oficial.