Osvaldo Darío Nartallo (born 1972 in General Belgrano,

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), is a former

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. Nartallo started his career with

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in 1990, he only made 10 appearances for the club, and left in 1992. His next club was Nueva Chicago in the Argentine 2nd Division. Later in 1992 he joined

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and in 1993 he joined

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, he achieved moderate success at the club, scoring several goals. He later played for in

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. In 1998, he moved to

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and played for

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, along with other compatriots, Gaston Lolito and Sebastian Hernán Cattáneo. In 1999 Nartallo moved to

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where he played for three clubs,

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(1999–2000),

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(2000) and

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(2001). In mid-2001 he wanted to seek new horizons, he nearly signed for a club in Chile but at the last moment the deal fell through. He then returned to Argentina to play for San Lorenzo de Mar del Plata, in the regional tournaments and in the local league, where he played alongside Cristian Daguerre, Gaston Ervitti and Darius Cajaravilla. He retired in 2003.

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