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Alberto Torroba, the Navigator of La Pampa, Died: He Built a Canoe and Crossed the Pacific
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Alberto Torroba, the pampean who in the 1980s and 1990s built a series of boats with which he traveled the Pacific and the Atlantic, died on Tuesday in the village of Anguil at 73 years of age. In his field, he was building a boat that did not reach completion. Torroba’s life –who for about 25 years had resided in his field, between Anguil and Santa Rosa – was an adventure that broke molds and challenged the imaginable. His death, made known on …
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