Lázaro Bruzón is a Cuban professional chess player, born on May 2, 1982, in Holguin, Cuba. He is widely esteemed as one of the most skillful chess players of his era. Bruzón began his professional career with the Cuban Chess Federation before coming to global prominence in the early 2000s, when he won multiple titles, including the World Junior Chess Championship and Pan American Chess Championship.
Bruzón is known for his exceptional strategic acumen, endgame skills, and versatility. He has won numerous individual awards, and holds multiple records, such as being the six-time Cuban Chess Champion.
Off the board, Bruzón is also recognized for his influence in promoting chess and contributing to the game's development in Cuba and beyond.
Cuban Chess Federation
International Career
Cuban National Team
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