Bernardo Brito known as EL Pupo, is a retired professional baseball player who played outfield & designated hitter in the Major Leagues from 1992-1995. While having a successful minor league career, hitting 299 home runs and playing in three minor league all-star games over the course of 15 seasons, he would play only 40 games in the Major Leagues for the Minnesota Twins. Upon his mid-season release from the Twins in 1995, Brito took his talents to Japan, where he signed with the Nippon Ham Fighters and spent the rest of 1995 and all of the 1996 season. Bernardo Brito was elected to the Pacific League All-Star team in 1996. Released, along with Rob Ducey, by Nippon Ham following the 1996 season, Brito concluded his professional baseball career in 1998 with the Sioux Falls Canaries of the independent American Association. Brito began the season as the team's designated hitter, but chose to retire from playing and finished the season as the Canaries batting coach. Also played with Los Tigres Del Licey in the Dominican Republic. He was known for his power hitting. 

December 4th, 1963 in San Cristóbal (Age 60)