Miguel Ángel Rincón Narvaez (born 31 March 1994) is a Colombian Paralympic swimmer who competes in international swimming competitions.

[1][2][3] When Rincón was nine, he was playing his PlayStation in his house and was looking through a drawer of his collection of the console's cassettes.

He picked up a game and played the game on his PlayStation until he heard a pile of objects fall onto the floor, Rincón got distracted and looked at the mess on the floor, he got frightened when he saw a firearm in amongst the items.

He had reconstructive surgery on his stomach and digestive system, he had an operation on his pancreas, liver and a part of his lung, the bullet shrapnel was very close to his heart which developed a mild infection and surgeons successfully removed the shrapnel.

Following his major surgeries, the doctors were surprised in how Rincón had survived the horrific gunshot that almost killed him however it left him with a spinal cord injury and he was unable to walk again.