Rey Mysterio Sr. , a legendary boxer from Tijuana who transformed wrestling in both Mexico and Southern California, is the subject of PBS SoCal's four-part digital video line" Mythology of Lucha Libre. " The collection is a part of the Arts & Culture lineup for the common channel and centers on how the Latino community in Los Angeles and the border boxing rings relate. Episodes are available for free on the PBS software and network site, and they are shown every week on PBS SoCal's YouTube route. Additionally, a television special will be produced that will bring the crowd in the area's state's region together and fit all four episodes into one episode.

Lucha Libre travels from Tijuana to Los Angeles.

Rey Misterio Sr. , a Tijuana wrestling legend whose hybrid type helped form the scene both on the side of the border and in Southern California's venues, is the subject of" Mythology of Lucha Libre," according to PBS SoCal.

Through interviews with influential figures in the game, including his brother El Hijo de Rey Misterio, athletes Lady Lee and Zyra La Toxica, journalist Chema Castro, as well as Rey Misterio Sr. himself, are filmed and filmed for the line. The purpose of the project is to show how their tradition continues in several Mexican-American areas along the US-Mexico borders in Los Angeles and in several wrestling rings.

shows of the line

Weekly airs of" Mythology of Lucha Libre" are available for free on the PBS SoCal YouTube network.

The line will also have a television specific showing each of the four episodes back-to-back on PBS SoCal:

Culture, Public Service, and Lucha Libre

PBS SoCal describes this program as a part of its effort to highlight the diversity of Southern California's culture and to join the general public's daily attention with reports that foster understanding and a sense of society. The public broadcaster, which reaches millions of viewers through its key and subchannels, complements this supplying with fluent family-friendly activities and workshops that reflect the state's diversity in education, news, the environment, and the arts.

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