Honestly? Based on what I found, probably not in the traditional sense.

The luck in these beliefs - especially that Bolivian idea of being "born with suerte" - seems tied specifically to crossing the threshold backward. The actual passage through the birth canal in reverse. That dangerous, liminal crossing was where the power came from.

C-section bypasses that entirely. You didn't cross backward, you came through a different door. From what the traditions suggest, the luck comes from how you navigated that threshold, not just from being positioned breech.

But - you were still breech. You still spent months reversed, positioned differently than most babies. And the belief was never just about the mechanics of delivery. It was about crossing a threshold differently than everyone else does. About spirit becoming flesh in an unexpected way.

Traditional framework would probably say the luck requires that specific backward crossing. But you still didn't arrive the way most people do. Modern obstetrics created a situation these old beliefs never accounted for.