Mexican Wrestling: Lucha Libre Is a Family Tradition Isabela Ballesta - Mexico News Travel
go to original September 23, 2013

Mexican lucha libre, far from being a sport, is a family tradition that is carried on the mask and heart. It represents a great and colorful part of Mexico's pop culture, portraying across directly on the ring, a great variety of colors and unique moves!

Who doesn't like lucha libre? Having the chance of seeing these men and women clad in masks, doing great acrobats and cartwheels, continuously flying, literally from one side to the other, against their opponent. In contrast to other countries around the world, where wrestling is also practiced; in Mexico it is a picturesque tradition that involves, in addition to the sporting spectacle, part of the culture, customs and pretty much everything related to the folklore of this wonderful country, which goes by the name Mexico.

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