Ramiro Vaca Ponce was born on 1 July 1999 in Tarija, Bolivia. He developed as an attacking midfielder with technical quality and early senior responsibility at The Strongest, where his left-sided creativity, set-piece delivery and shooting range made him one of the country's most visible young playmakers.
Vaca's middle career included a move to Beerschot in Belgium, an important European test even if it did not turn into a long-term home. He returned to Bolivia with Bolívar and regained rhythm, then moved abroad again, showing the persistence of a player whose talent has always attracted attention beyond the domestic league.
As of May 2026 he is listed with Wydad Casablanca in Morocco. That move places him in one of Africa's most demanding club environments, with continental pressure, intense supporters and a different tactical rhythm from South American football.
For Bolivia he has been a senior international since the late 2010s and has played through Copa América and World Cup qualifying campaigns. In the 2026 cycle he has been one of the creative references alongside Miguel Terceros, carrying responsibility for set pieces, progression and moments of individual quality in a team still searching for consistency away from home.
Around 1.77 m and right-footed, Ramiro Vaca is an attacking midfielder who can operate centrally or from the left. His striking technique, final pass and ability to pause before accelerating invite comparison with a Bolivian version of James Rodríguez: not identical in level, but similar in how much of the attack can run through his left-sided receiving zones and dead-ball quality.