Mexican wrestling is on display at the Comic-Con Museum with the exhibit Sangre, Sudor y Mito: The Art and Tradition of Mexican Lucha Libre.

This world premiere event draws inspiration from Lucha Libre and its masked Mexican wrestlers. Reynoso grew up in Guadalajara where he saw El Santo , the famed Mexican wrestler, on the big screen.

T he high-risk, high-impact art of Lucha Libre is a staple of the Mexican wrestling scene and shines through at the forefront of the country's leading organizations, AAA and CMLL. This style of ...

Masked Mexican wrestlers, Gustavo Dudamel with the L.A. Phil and L.A. Master Chorale at the Hollywood Bowl, summer jazz and more.

The collaborative effort from the Chicago Latino Theater Alliance, the National Museum of Mexican Art, and the Goodman Theatre is a unique, interactive excursion.

For more than 25 years, José Gómez was a professional luchador—a wrestler in the beloved Mexican art of lucha libre, in which masked, extravagantly costumed wrestlers perform high-flying stunts.Seeing ...

Lucha Libre Volcánica is owned by a long-time professional Mexican wrestler and has trained new generations of luchadores for 15 years.

For the first time, Mexican wrestling will be showcased at the Comic-Con Museum in a new exhibit: “Sangre, Sudor y Mito: The Art and Tradition of Mexican Lucha Libre.” It debuted Thursday and ...