Heartbreak for Family and Friends: What Happened to Matías and Benjamín Sobarzo

The community of Villarrica, in Chile’s La Araucanía region, is grieving the heartbreaking loss of brothers Matías and Benjamín Sobarzo, ages 15 and 13. What began as a joyful family tradition on the eve of Chile’s national celebrations turned into a devastating event that deeply affected their loved ones, friends, and neighbors.

According to local reports, the family was preparing to raise a flag at their home when the accident happened. Despite immediate medical care, both brothers passed away, while their mother, who was also injured, remains hospitalized as she continues to recover. The news spread quickly through the community, prompting an outpouring of support, tributes, and solidarity from friends, classmates, and teachers who described the boys as bright, energetic, and full of dreams.

Their father, Marcelo Sobarzo, shared his profound sorrow, expressing how difficult it was to comprehend such a sudden loss. Teachers and classmates from the Humanities School of Villarrica gathered for a heartfelt ceremony to honor the brothers, remembering them as cheerful, hopeful students who brought joy to those around them.

This tragedy has left a deep mark on the community, turning what should have been a time of celebration into a period of mourning and reflection. As Villarrica comes together to support the family, the memory of Matías and Benjamín lives on through the love and light they shared during their young lives.

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