Mexican wrestling, known as lucha libre, is a popular form of professional wrestling that originated in Mexico. It features colorful masks, elaborate costumes, and high-flying acrobatics. Wrestlers, called luchadores, often adopt unique personas, which can be heroic or villainous, and engage in dramatic storylines during matches. Lucha libre matches typically involve a mix of aerial maneuvers and technical wrestling. The sport emphasizes showmanship, with luchadores performing spectacular moves to entertain the audience. Masks hold significant cultural importance, symbolizing identity and tradition, and losing a mask in a match can be a major event in a wrestler's career.