Camacho left an immense fortune primarily consisting of properties in Bogota and shares in different companies, the result of its business activities, the exercise of their profession and family heritage. In 1934 the mayor of Bogotá Jorge Gaitan drove the idea to build a football stadium for the citizens taking advantage of the 400th birthday of the capital and to receive the 1938 Bolivarian Games . Councilman Luis Camacho Matiz, son of Nemesio Camacho El Campin offered hacienda that was part of the goods that were the legacy of his father (located in Old Street Cundinamarca) as land to build the stadium that bears his name. References Bibliography 470 years of Bogota: A cinematic look at Estadio El Campin, Colombian Film Heritage Foundation, accessed November 30, 2010. Berdugo Cotera, Elber (August 15, 2004) Nemesio Camacho Macias, a businessman cundiboyacence highland, Journal of Business Administration School No. 51. Bogota: University School of Business Administration, p. 134-157. Biography of Nemesio Camacho, Luis Angel Arango Library, accessed November 30, 2010. El Campin, a stadium with history, Profile, November 18, 2007. "Law 31 of 1929" Congress of Colombia. Retrieved January 31, 1929. Davila Ladron de Guevara, Carlos (2003). Colombian Entrepreneurship: a historical perspective. University of Los Andes. Marquez Rubio, Juan Carlos (2002). Nemesio Camacho, businessman and politician, 1869-1929. Monograph thesis. University of Los Andes. 1929 deaths 1869 births People from Cundinamarca Department Universidad Externado de Colombia alumni 19th-century Colombian lawyers Colombian Liberal Party politicians Colombian Ministers of Finance and Treasury Colombian Ministers of Public Works 20th-century Colombian lawyers