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	'''SefiCompacto''', also known as just Sefi, is a Spanish Smasher who mains {{SSBB\|Falco}} in ''[[Brawl]]'' and {{SSB4\|Rosalina & Luma}} in ''[[SSB4]]''. He is currently ranked 6th on the Spanish Smash 4 Power Rankings. Sefi is the best Rosalina player in Spain and is considered to be one of the best team players in the country.		'''SefiCompacto''', also known as just Sefi, is a Spanish Smasher who mains {{SSBB\|Falco}} in ''[[Brawl]]'' and {{SSB4\|Rosalina & Luma}} in ''[[SSB4]]''. He is currently ranked 6th on the Spanish Smash 4 Power Rankings. Sefi is the best Rosalina player in Spain and is considered to be one of the best team players in the country.

	SefiCompacto started playing competitive Smash in 2009, but he only attended a couple of Brawl tournaments until Smash 4 came out, where he quickly took the spotlight after winning a Smash for 3DS tournament over veteran players {{Sm\|Greward}} and {{Sm\|Marcbri}}. After the initial success, SefiCompacto continued to attend tournaments regularly and established himself as a top 10 player in Spain. His most notable result is second place finish at [Nens & Gimps], as well as some first place finish in doubles at national tournaments.		SefiCompacto started playing competitive Smash in 2009, but he only attended a couple of Brawl tournaments until Smash 4 came out, where he quickly took the spotlight after winning a Smash for 3DS tournament over veteran players {{Sm\|Greward}} and {{Sm\|Marcbri}}. After the initial success, SefiCompacto continued to attend tournaments regularly and established himself as a top 10 player in Spain. His most notable result is second place finish at ''[[Nens & Gimps]]'', as well as some first place finish in doubles at national tournaments.