Felix Eduardo Charrupí Mina

Villavicencio produced few footballers who reached the Colombian top flight, and Félix Charrupí carried the city's name into Atlético Bucaramanga's midfield. He spent 2023 wearing the unusual number 70, a shirt more often handed to a squad player than a regular starter, before a move within the same club in July 2025 brought him a fresh start under a new number, 21.

The switch of shirt number inside one dressing room says something about how his standing at the club shifted between those two spells, even if the details of what changed on the pitch have not been made public. Bucaramanga's fans have had to learn to tell him apart from a teammate who shares his surname: Gustavo Charrupí, a defender at the same club, born three years later and wearing number 6. The two are not related in the sources available, and reports on Félix have at times folded the pair together.

Beyond the shirt numbers, little of his career has surfaced publicly. There is no confirmed record of appearances for Colombia at any level, and his route through youth football before joining Bucaramanga remains undocumented. What is clear is that, at 21, he is one of the fixtures of Bucaramanga's midfield as the club continues to build around its Villavicencio-born number.