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Guicamacuto Indian

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Guicamacuto Indian

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Indigenous cacique of the central coastal region of

Venezuela -in the vicinity of Macuto-, who lived

In the middle of the 16th century. He withstood the first onslaught

Of the Spanish and participated in the tribal confederation to

Destroy Caracas, being defeated by Diego de Losada

Guaicamacuto had the cacicazgo of him near where the town is currently located

Population of Macuto, in the central region of Venezuela. His people received

Cordially to Francisco Fajardo and his men, when they arrived in his region in

1554, but the abuses committed by the soldiers settled in the Panecillo valley

They provoked the indignation of the aborigines. Guaicamacuto confederated with Paisana

And other caciques and rose up against the invaders in 1558. He lured the

Captain Juan Quiñónez who had entered his lands with a small

Detachment, and finished off all of them, mortally wounding the captain

Fajardo had to withdraw from El Panecillo and tried in vain to attract the cacique and his

Town in 1562. In 1567 a Spanish ship arrived in the vicinity of Macuto

He was heading to Cartagenera and fleeing from a French corsair. He sought refuge on the coast and the

Men from Guaicamacuto fell on his crew, killing them

And they burned the ship and seized many objects of worship that it was carrying

Bound for the diocese of Charcas, in Upper Peru; Diego de Losada went to

He said place at the end of 1567 and he founded the city of Caraballeda there

Guaicamacuto continued in rebellion and returned to ally with the indigenous confederation

Formed by Guaicaipuro and the chiefs Naiguatá, Aramaipuro, Chacao, Baruta

Paramacony and Chicuramay to destroy the city of Caracas. After the new failure

He had no choice but to surrender to the conquistador Losada, along with other caciques

Indigenous cacique of the central coastal region of

Venezuela -in the vicinity of Macuto-, who lived

In the middle of the 16th century. He withstood the first onslaught

Of the Spanish and participated in the tribal confederation to

Destroy Caracas, being defeated by Diego de Losada

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