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Mexicanal produces original unscripted series El Rayo Vida de Lucha
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 15 de abril de 2014
El Rayo Vida de Lucha
The newest original production from Mexicanal, El Rayo Vida de Lucha, gives viewers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the life of one of Mexicos most celebrated wrestlers. With the first of 13 half-hour episodes debuting on the network Sunday May 4 at 7:30pm Pacific/10:30pm Eastern, the series follows the life of wrestler, promoter and family man Juan Padrón Luna, AKA Rayo de Plata. This program is set in San Luis Potosí and the Bajío region of Mexico, where lucha libre (wrestling) is a favorite sport surpassed only by soccer.As much as lucha libre is an important part of Mexican heritage, so too are the wrestling families that bring the sport to fans, enmeshing it in the popular culture generation after generation. Thats why we endeavored to create this series, which will connect our viewership of Mexicans in the US with one of lucha libres beloved stars in a way they never could before…behind the scenes, said Luis Torres-Bohl, president of Mexicanal and parent company Castalia Communications.
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