This mighty bronze statue is situated on the seafront in La Puntilla. It honours Hautacuperche who is deemed to be a hero because in 1488 he led the rebellion of the Cameros. The statue stands on a basic square concrete plinth with Hautacuperche carved across the front. It depicts Hautacuperche dressed in a loincloth with a knife in one hand and perhaps an opened shellfish in the other, unsure. The is a small plaque nearby containing information about the statue. The statue looks even more impressive in the evening as the sun sets behind it. The statue was unveiled in 2007.

Hautacuperche was an aboriginal warrior from Gomero who in 1488 ended the life of Hernan Peraza, who was the lord who governed the island. In the end, in the so-called _Gomero revolution, he was hit by a crossbow and allowed the rebellion to be quelled more easily. This statue is a tribute to this aboriginal who is part of the island's history. The sculpture is about three meters high.