Cabrito

Under the handle Cabrito, Juan José Cabrera Becerra is an Ecuadorian player whose career was spent in the support role, most closely tied to AceS GaminG. He has since retired from competition and belongs to the first generation of players who helped build League of Legends in Ecuador and across Latin America in its early years.

Working as a Support

Few roles on the Rift ask as much and receive as little attention as support, but a team cannot function without one. Supports give up their own gold and resources to shield and strengthen their carries, keep the map under watch, and decide when to start or back off from a fight. A player like Cabrito would have acted as the team’s eyes and voice, placing wards on key objectives, following enemy rotations, and anticipating how a skirmish would unfold before it began. The job rewards patience and teamwork far more than flashy individual plays.

Time with AceS GaminG

While suiting up for AceS GaminG, Cabrito competed in an Ecuadorian scene that was still finding its footing. Players from smaller Latin American countries often had to earn respect against stronger regional rivals, and each match they played gave their nation’s growing community more exposure. His support play was part of that wider push to give competitive League of Legends a firmer footing in the region.

Lasting Impact

Cabrito is no longer active in professional play, yet his place in Ecuadorian esports history is secure. Players who competed during a scene’s formative period often leave an impact that lasts longer than their match results, through the expectations they helped set and the path they showed others. Cabrito’s career is a modest but real chapter in the story of how League of Legends grew roots throughout Latin America.