José Antonio Delgado

Venezuelan mountaineer and climber

José Antonio Delgado - Explorers & Adventurers born 1965
Born

1965
61 years ago

Died
Category

Explorers & Adventurers

Country

Venezuela

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Accomplished mountaineer recognized for significant ascents in the Andes and Himalayas. Achieved several first ascents in challenging terrains, contributing to the exploration of remote peaks. Completed multiple expeditions, including summiting Aconcagua, South America's highest peak. Demonstrated skills in technical climbing and ice climbing, promoting mountaineering in Venezuela. Participated in various international climbing competitions, showcasing talent and endurance.

First ascents in the Andes

Summited Aconcagua

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