Stone Movistar

Stone Movistar was a League of Legends esports team that played in the Latin American scene as the Argentine representative until its roster was dissolved. The squad was sponsored by the telecom brand Movistar and belonged to a group of corporate-backed teams that raised the visibility of competitive League of Legends in the Southern Cone while it was active.

During its run, Stone Movistar leaned on a small, regionally minded lineup. Its players were 1Dany, Deliria, Vann, Geveze and Farhn, who carried the organisation through the region’s domestic competitions. A roster of this size usually split its duties across the five positions on the map and depended on close teamwork more than on any single standout player.

Origins in Latin American League of Legends

Latin America has long been a breeding ground for ambitious players, with squads from Argentina, Chile, Mexico and nearby countries competing for continental dominance. Teams like Stone Movistar held a meaningful spot in that landscape, offering local talent a professional stage and giving fans a home team to support while the region was still building out its competitive structure.

A Closed Chapter

Stone Movistar has since disbanded, so its competitive history now sits in the past of Latin American esports rather than in its current scene. Still, the team was part of the wider story of the region’s growth, helping feed new players into the scene and expanding local fan communities during its time together.

Seen in hindsight, Stone Movistar is a good example of the many regional projects that shaped grassroots and semi-professional League of Legends across Latin America. The team no longer fields players, yet its presence added to the depth of the Argentine and wider Latin American competitive scene, and the players who represented it went on to new opportunities in an esports world that keeps changing.