"Los Luchadores" refers to professional wrestlers in Mexico, known for their colorful masks and costumes. This form of entertainment combines athleticism, drama, and storytelling, making it popular among fans of all ages. The wrestlers often portray characters, ranging from heroes to villains, engaging in scripted matches that showcase their skills. The tradition of lucha libre, or "free wrestling," has deep cultural roots in Mexico, dating back to the early 20th century. Wrestlers like El Santo and Blue Demon have become iconic figures, representing the sport's rich history and influence. Lucha libre events are often held in arenas, drawing large crowds and creating a festive atmosphere.