Enrique Medina is a barber in Los Angeles, a Lucha Libre promoter and at 59 he still wrestles. "I'm not superman, but I fly," he says. His barbershop, a shrine to all the Luchadores he's faced in ...

His masks use famous designs associated with legendary Lucha Libre stars, including El Santo and Blue Demon, and sell for 150 Mexican pesos (£5) each. They are receiving orders from all over ...

According to Magno, a mask-vs-mask match in lucha libre means whoever wins will catapult into the top ranks of the sport while the loser may never be heard from again.

What's the state of lucha libre wrestling in the Dallas area? Luchadores who perform before adoring fans in local venues are just as passionate as the big-name wrestlers in Spanish-speaking ...

Attending a lucha libre show in Mexico City two years ago helped serve as inspiration for the design, and Life brought the mask to life with its distinct colors and detail. “I wanted to make the ...

“I was wearing a Lucha Libre mask that I picked up in Mexico on vacation,” he explained of his latest exploits. “I have 30, 40 costumes at home and I’m always looking for more to add into ...