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Alberto Fouillioux

Overview

  • Born
    November 22, 1940 · Santiago de Chile, Chile
  • Died
    June 23, 2018 · Santiago de Chile, Chile
  • Nickname
    • Tito

Biography

  • Alberto Fouillioux was born on November 22, 1940 in Santiago de Chile, Chile. He was married to Ángela Sánchez and Marcia Mosso. He died on June 23, 2018 in Santiago de Chile, Chile.

Family

  • Spouses
      Ángela Sánchez(1987 - ?) (divorced, 2 children)
      Marcia Mosso(1966 - ?) (divorced, 3 children)
  • Children
      Alberto Fouillioux
      Alejandro Fouillioux
      Paz Fouillioux
      Gonzalo Fouillioux
      Marcia Fouillioux

Trivia

  • Member of the Chile National team who finished 3rd place at the 1962 FIFA World Cup.
  • Striker for C.D. Universidad Católica (Santiago, 1957-1969, 1975), C.D. Huachipato (Talcahuano, 1970-1971), Unión Española (Santiago, 1972) and Lille O.S.C. (France, 1972-1974).
  • 70 appearances for Chile National Football Team (1960-1972); scored 12 goals. Member of the Chile '62 and the England '66 squads.
  • Won two Chilean Primera División (1961, 1966), the Chilean Segunda División (1975) with C.D. Universidad Católica; and the Ligue 2 (1974) with Lille O.S.C..
  • The song "Tito, mi amor" singing for Luz Eliana was written about him.

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