chilD

Playing under the tag chilD, Jairo Natanael Moises Fuenzalida Aravena is a 22-year-old support from Chile who suits up for Lechuga Gaming in the LRS, the top-tier circuit covering Latin America’s southern cone. He holds down the bot lane partnership for his squad and ranks among the active support players driving the regional scene forward.

Creating Plays as a Support

A support’s success depends heavily on when they step in, and chilD’s champion choices show a clear preference for aggressive, engage-focused styles. He often turns to Pyke, the roaming assassin support who can finish off targets at low health, as well as hook-driven Thresh and the similarly grab-happy Rell, all three of which punish precise engages. Bard completes his lineup, bringing a more mobile, utility-heavy touch with global ultimate potential and near-constant map roaming. Taken together, these picks describe a support who looks to start fights and hunt for kills instead of quietly peeling from behind the carries.

Competing in the LRS

The LRS brings together the strongest organizations from southern Latin America, and it is where chilD competes for Lechuga Gaming. Leagues like this one play an important role in developing Spanish-speaking talent, giving players a platform to refine their teamwork and earn broader attention. For a hook-heavy support, the league offers plenty of room to show off the bold engages and vision control that define the role.

What Lies Ahead

At 22, chilD is in a promising stage of his support career: seasoned enough to read the map with confidence, yet young enough to keep growing. How far he goes will depend on how reliably he lands the engages his champion pool requires and how smoothly he coordinates with his carry. As Lechuga Gaming chases its goals in the LRS, the Chilean’s drive for aggressive playmaking is likely to stay central to his game, and continued improvement should keep him among the region’s standout supports.