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** Argentina-born revolutionary and poster icon [[UsefulNotes/CheGuevara Ernesto "Che" Guevara]] acquired his ''nom de guerre'' during his revelatory 1951 motorbike trip. He and his travelling companion stopped off at a rural fire station in Chile and volunteered to go and fight a fire with them. In a South American version of CanadaEh, the Argentine dialect appears to other Latinos to be peppered with [[VerbalTic "che" sounds]], so that's what the firemen called them - Ernesto was "Little Che" and his companion "Big Che".
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** Argentina-born revolutionary and poster icon [[UsefulNotes/CheGuevara Ernesto "Che" Guevara]] acquired his ''nom de guerre'' during his revelatory 1951 motorbike trip. He and his travelling companion stopped off at a rural fire station in Chile and volunteered to go and fight a fire with them. In a South American version of CanadaEh, the The Argentine dialect appears to other Latinos to be peppered with [[VerbalTic "che" sounds]], so that's what the firemen called them - Ernesto was "Little Che" and his companion "Big Che".