The Legendary Pancho Man Throughout history, the world has witnessed extraordinary human beings with great talent and unbelievable success. They have become famous and remembered for ages for what they have accomplished. One prime example is Francisco Pancho Villa. He played a key role in the Mexican Revolution, a landmark event in Spanish victory. This is the story of the legend that is still remembered till this day. Francisco Pancho Villa was born on June 5, 1878 in San Juan Rio, Durango (Birth of a Bandit1). His birth name was “Doroteo Arango” (Birth of a Bandit 2). “His sharecropper parents who lived on this hacienda were, Agustin Arango and Micaela Arambula” (Pancho Villa Legends Before the Revolution 1). They “rented” a farm by paying with crops in return of the use of the tenant farm. He worked many hardworking hours in the tenant farm with his father. Unfortunately, his father passed away when he was in his teenage years. To be exact, he died when Doroteo Arango was only fifteen years old. This was a critical moment in the Arango family. This left his mother and his three siblings …show more content…
. . joined with other bandits and became a member of an outlaw gang. He claimed to have garnered 50,000 pesos as his share of the loot from robbing a miner. Villa claimed also to have given much of this away to the poor, and perhaps he did give some to the poor. (Early Life 1)
He later left “gang job” and the mountains, the place where he was hiding for those years, to get finally married. He got married on May 29, 1912 to Maria Luz Corral (Family 2). They had two children but one of them were adopted. The marriage wasn’t successful, so it ended in 1921 (Family3). Francisco Pancho Villa’s wife, Maria Luz Corral, died sixty years later in 1981 (Family 4). For a fact he got married six times is just spectacular. He had three children with three different wives. After this marriage to his first wife, Pancho dedicated his life to the Mexican