Carlos Carsolio. Mountain climber. Climbed all mountains over 26,000 feet

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He was the fourth mountain climber, and the youngest of them, to climb all fourteen mountains over 8,000 meters (26,000 feet) above sea level:

Mountain	Height (m)
Nanga Parbat	8.128	1985
Shisha Pangma	8.027	1987
Makalu	8.463	1988
Monte Everest	8.848	1989
Kangchenjunga	8.586	1992
K2	8.611	1993
Cho Oyu	8.201	1994
Lhotse	8.506	1994
Broad Peak	8.047	1994
Annapurna	8.091	1995
Dhaulagiri	8.167	1995
Gasherbrum II	8.035	1995
Gasherbrum I	8.068	1995
Manaslu	8.163	1996

He received the National Prize for Sports of Mexico in 1985

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Rufino Tamayo. Painter. Belisario Dominguez medal 1988, Officer of the Legion of Honor of France 1970

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Chevalier of the Legion of Honor of France, 1957

Honorary member of the American Academy and the National Institute of Arts and Letters of the United States, 1961

National Prize of Arts and Sciences in Fine Arts of Mexico, 1964

Officer of the Legion of Honor of France, 1970

Knight Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, 1971

Honorary doctorate by the National University of Mexico, 1978

Honorary doctorate by the University of Southern California, 1985

Gold medal of Merit in Fine Arts of Spain, 1985

Belisario Domínguez Medal granted by the Mexican Senate, 1988

Grand Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, 1989

Honorary member of the National College of Mexico, 1991

Watermelon slices (sold for 2.2 million dollars in 2011)

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Fernando Valenzuela. Pitcher. Best pitcher NL MLB 1981

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Fernando Valenzuela Anguamea

In 1981 he received the Cy Young award as best pitcher of the National League of Major League Baseball
1981 Rookie of the Year of the National League
Silver Sluger Award in 1981 and 1983 (granted to pitchers for their batting)
In 1981, he won the World Series at Los Angeles Dodgers. He won and pitched the complete third game of the series
Was selected to the All-Star Game for six consecutive years from 1981 to 1986
In 1986 he won 21 games and led the National League in wins and complete games
In 1986 he received the Gold Glove for best fielding performance as pitcher at the National League
In 1990 he pitched a no-hitter game

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