Cabrito

Competing under the name Cabrito, Juan José Cabrera Becerra is an Ecuadorian player who spent his career as a support, most notably associated with AceS GaminG. Now retired from active play, he is part of the foundational wave of competitors who helped shape League of Legends within Ecuador and the broader Latin American landscape during its formative years.

Life in the Support Role

The support position is one of the most demanding and least glamorous on the map, yet it is central to any team’s success. Supports sacrifice personal resources and gold to protect and empower their carries, control vision across the map, and orchestrate the timing of engages and disengages. A player like Cabrito would have been expected to serve as the eyes and voice of his squad, warding key objectives, tracking enemy movements, and reading fights a step ahead of the action. It is a role built on selflessness and awareness rather than individual highlight plays.

Career with AceS GaminG

Representing AceS GaminG, Cabrito operated within the Ecuadorian competitive scene at a time when local infrastructure was still developing. Players from smaller Latin American nations frequently had to prove themselves against more established regional powers, and every appearance helped build visibility for their country’s growing community. His work as a support contributed to that broader effort to legitimize competitive play in the region.

Legacy

Though Cabrito has stepped away from the professional stage, his contributions belong to the history of Ecuadorian esports. Retired players who came up during a scene’s early days often leave behind an influence that outlasts their results, whether through the standards they set or the example they provided to those who followed. Cabrito’s career stands as a small but genuine part of the story of how League of Legends took root across Latin America.