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Alejandro Rodríguez, known as "El Clinudo", was an Uruguayan bandit of the 19th century who wore his hair long and who played the guitar and sang. He had fought in the Revolución de las Lanzas (1870-72), after which he became an outlaw. Imprisoned, his sentence was commuted, but he committed suicide only a few days after being freed.
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