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1939_Peru

1941_Argentina

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1953_Paraguay

1955_Argentina

1956_Uruguay

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1963_Bolivia

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NOTE: Two tournaments in 1959.

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Titles:

Uruguay 15

Argentina 14

Brazil 9

Peru 2

Paraguay 2

Chile 2

Bolivia 1

Colombia 1

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