One of the cool things about running this site is that every once in a while I get the opportunity to write about a guy who may not have had any real significant impact on the course of history, but who, generally speaking, is completely fucking out-of-his-mind psychotic. Sure, these hardcore war-factories may not have always been successful in their endeavors – they may not have rescued their people from imminent destruction at the hands of a foreign invader, fought off an overwhelming force by tearing a few thousand guys limb from limb with their teeth, or personally wrested a blood-stained crown from the severed head of a mighty emperor. Hell, these pinnacles of awesomeness may not even have won the battles they were fighting – but damn it, these red-meat-crazy murderous nutjobs pulled out all the stops, went completely balls-to-the-wall, and did some ridiculous bullshit in the name of being insanely badass. They're the stories that typically don't make the history books, yet people would still do well to remember them… if for no other reason than simply because they're totally fucking awesome.
Galvarino is one of those men.
There's no other logical explanation for how a real-life historical figure could inspire a piece of artwork that looks like this:
La Araucana y tienen una épica mas épica que 300 y Corazón valiente juntas.
la zorra la imagen, ¿de quién es? 
