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Carlos Lara - Wikipedia

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Carlos Lara
Personal information
Full name	Carlos Armando Lara Torres
Date of birth	(1934-07-27)July 27, 1934
Place of birth	Bahía Blanca, Argentina
Date of death	May 20, 2001(2001-05-20) (aged 66)
Place of death	Mexico City
Position(s)	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1953–1955	Ferro	40	(18)
1956	River Plate	4	(3)
1956–1966	Zacatepec		(120)
1966–1967	Toluca		(6)
1967–1969	Necaxa		(5)
International career
1961–1962	Mexico	4	(0)
Managerial career
1972–1975	Zacatepec
1975	Laguna
1978–1979	Veracruz
1983–1984	Oaxtepec
1984–1985	Santos Laguna
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Carlos Armando Lara Torres , also known as El Charro was an Argentine-born naturalized-Mexican citizen footballer and coach. Born in 1934 in Argentina, Lara died in Mexico City in 2001.^[1]

Club career

Born in Argentina, Lara began his football career with Ferro and River Plate.^[2] In 1956, he moved to Mexico where he played for Zacatepec, scoring 112 goals and being the top league scorer three times, two of which were consecutive.^[3] Lara began to decline in his later years, only achieving eight goals in the 1964–65 season.

He was then sold to Toluca, where he only scored six goals the entire season, then to Necaxa where he scored five in two seasons.^[1]

International career

As a naturalized Mexican, he was eligible to play on the Selección de fútbol de México (Mexico national team). Lara debuted on 19 October 1961 in the 1962 World Cup qualifying round, participating in two games against Paraguay national team.^[4] He would play two more friendlies in 1962 against Argentina and Colombia, but was unable to travel to the World Cup because of an injury.^[5]

International appearances

International Caps
#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Result	Competition
1.	29 October 1961	Estadio Olímpico Universitario, Mexico City, Mexico	Paraguay	1–0	1962 FIFA World Cup qualification
2.	5 November 1961	Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción, Paraguay	Paraguay	0–0	1962 FIFA World Cup qualification
3.	28 March 1962	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	Argentina	0–1	Friendly
4.	1 April 1962	El Campín, Bogotá, Colombia	Colombia	1–0	Friendly

References

^ ^a ^b Rosas, Sergio Luis (3 December 2008). "Recuerdos del Ayer: Carlos "Charro" Lara" (in Spanish). El Siglo de Torreón.
^ "Carlos el Charro Lara" (in Spanish). Torito Casale, Balompié. 28 October 2012. Archived from the original on 2014-04-07.
^ "Ya no hay jugadores para el Zacatepec" (in Spanish). El Sol de Cuernavaca. 6 April 2013.
^ "Top 7 mejores jugadores naturalizados del Tri:carlos-lara-argentina". FTBpro. Archived from the original on 2014-04-07. Retrieved 2013-10-08.
^ "Federación Mexicana de Fútbol Asociación, A. C". Femexfut.org.mx. Archived from the original on 2011-07-16. Retrieved 2013-10-08.

External links

http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/48045.20-aniversario-el-charro-lara-y-julio-mendoza.html

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Long tournaments	1944: Lángara 1945: Aballay 1946: Lángara 1947: López 1948: López 1949: López 1950: Ayllón 1951: Casarín 1952: López 1953: Quiñones 1954: Guerra / López / Palacio 1955: Palacio 1956: H. Hernández 1957: Gutiérrez 1958: Lara 1959: González 1960: Rolando 1961: Lara / Reyes 1963: Epaminondas 1964: Etcheverry 1965: Epaminondas 1966: Zague 1967: Epaminondas 1968: B. Hernández 1969: Estrada 1970: Pereda México '70: Anaya 1971: Borja 1972: Borja 1973: Borja 1974: Castro 1975: Salgado 1976: Cabinho 1977: Cabinho 1978: Cabinho 1979: Cabinho / Sánchez 1980: Cabinho 1981: Cabinho 1982: Cabinho 1983: Jorge / Outes 1984: Outes 1985: Cabinho PRODE 85: Lira México 1986: Cruz 1987: Lira 1988: Flores 1989: Lira 1990: Comas 1991: García 1992: García 1993: Basay 1994: Hermosillo 1995: Hermosillo 1996: Hermosillo
Short tournaments	Inv. 1996: Muñoz Ver. 1997: Caballero / Sáez Inv. 1997: García Ver. 1998: Cardozo Inv. 1998: Blanco Ver. 1999: Cardozo Inv. 1999: Olalde Ver. 2000: Begines / Delgado / Abreu Inv. 2000: Borgetti Ver. 2001: Borgetti Inv. 2001: Rodríguez Ver. 2002: Abreu Ape. 2002: Cardozo Cla. 2003: Cardozo Ape. 2003: Rey Cla. 2004: Marioni / Silvera Ape. 2004: Franco Cla. 2005: Vuoso Ape. 2005: Abreu / Gaitán / Kléber / Vuoso Cla. 2006: Abreu / Cabañas Ape. 2006: Marioni Cla. 2007: Bravo Ape. 2007: A. Moreno Cla. 2008: Suazo Ape. 2008: Mancilla Cla. 2009: Mancilla Ape. 2009: Villa Bic. 2010: Fano / Gomez / J. Hernández Ape. 2010: Benítez Cla. 2011: Reyna Ape. 2011: Alonso Cla. 2012: Alonso / Benítez Ape. 2012: Paredes / Benítez Cla. 2013: Benítez Ape. 2013: Velázquez Cla. 2014: Valencia Ape. 2014: Boselli / Camilo Cla. 2015: Pabón Ape. 2015: Boselli / Villa Cla. 2016: Gignac Ape. 2016: D. Moreno / Ruidíaz Cla. 2017: Ruidíaz Ape. 2017: Boselli / Hurtado Cla. 2018: Djaniny Ape. 2018: Gignac Cla. 2019: Mena Ape. 2019: Pulido & Quiroga Cla. 2020: J. Rodríguez Gua. 2020: J. Rodríguez Gua. 2021: Canelo Ape. 2021: Berterame & N. López Cla. 2022: Gignac Ape. 2022: Ibáñez Cla. 2023: Martín Ape. 2023: Preciado Cla. 2024: Antuna / Cambindo / Rondón / Viñas Ape. 2024: Paulinho
Play-off matches not included

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