What was the Bolivia player list in 97?

There was Echeverry the Devil, and the others could not be remembered.

The most impressive in Bolivia is Echeverri, born on September 26, 1970, nicknamed the Devil Black Swan.

In the "soccer desert" United States, on June 17, 1994, the opening match was between the previous champion Germany and the "Plateau Tour" Bolivia, and the German team won 1-0 thanks to a goal from the "Golden Bomber" Klinsmann. The reason why the aging German tank was able to get through the danger had a lot to do with Bolivia's "devil" Echeverry being sent off with a red card after one minute on the field. In order to follow the promise of the FIFA league to severely punish the back tackle, the hapless Echeverry became an experiment, resulting in Bolivia's early exit, and the "devil" not only did not have the opportunity to show the world his genius, but also because Bolivia did not enter the finals in 98, Echeverry became the most hurried passerby in the World Cup.

The highest honour was a runner-up finish in the Copa America on home soil in '97, and the winner was Brazil, and the last impression should be that the knee was directly allowed to be stepped on by the opposing player.

No one seems to be famous now!!

The Boliviano (Boliviano Standard Symbol: Bob) is the currency in circulation in Bolivia. The unit of the coin is cents, 1 bolivian no = 100 cents.

Bolivian NO/CNY current exchange rate:

1 Bolivian no = Chinese Yuan.

Bolivian, 100 Boliviano bob= Chinese Yuan CNY

The Plurinational State of Bolivia (Spanish: Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia) is a landlocked country in South America and a member of the Union of South American Nations. The neighboring countries are Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Paraguay, and the legal capital is Sucre, but the actual location is La Paz, which is the highest capital in the world at an altitude of more than 3,600 meters.

Located in the middle of South America, landlocked country. It is bordered by Brazil to the northeast, Paraguay to the southeast, Argentina to the south, Chile to the southwest, and Peru to the west. It has a temperate climate.

Boli belongs to Via South America.

South American. Thank you. The answers upstairs were all copied from the Internet. Despise.

South America, it's hard to say where to go, anyway, you find Brazil on the map (this one is big, it's easy to find), and there's this country next door.