- When did you first put on the mask? I first put on the mask when I was 16 as all my family does. Though I didn't start using it seriously till we moved to São Paulo.
- Why? Every member of my family has the ability to wear the mask, but only a select few truly embrace Lucha and becone great. The masks can give power to others too, but the mask chooses who is worthy. I always wanted to be like Papa, a hero both in and out of the ring. Once we moved from Puerto Vallarta to São Paulo I knew it was time to get some serious training in to stop and reclaim my padres honor from El Fuego Diablos. Even though there's no real spot for proper Luchador wrestling here, fighting crime seems the next best training method. Like grand papa did.
- Why do you keep a secret identity? All who wear the Mask keep their identity secret, it is sacred to the life of the true Lucha. But I still like to have fun outside of it, but to reveal oneself, it weakens your connection with the mask. My papa said it is why he can nolonger face El Fuego Diablos and why we had to move here, to be safe.
- Who, outside of the team, knows about your dual identity? My family, but we all keep our secrets within the family as we know what it could do if made known. And that is the worst thing one could do to a sibling.
- Who thinks the worst of your masked identity? My cousin De Leon Santago, he thinks the powers my mask grant me make a mockery of Lucha and he doesn't think I deserve the mask at all, but he's not in São Paulo so he can shove it.
- Why do you care about the team? Lucha is not just about how one can perform by themselves, it is about teamwork and family, noone has ever climbed to the top without someone behind them weather it be the crowd, their team, or their loved ones. The team is well my team, and they'll be there to tag me out when I need them the most.
When our team first came together... We saved the life of someone important, either to the city or to us. Who was it? Why are they important?
We saved Dr. Ada Charleston a famous individual in the Biochemistry field. They say she's gonna revolutionize the world of medicine right here in São Paulo so I'd say she's pretty important, wonder if she's on the brink of a breakthrough now?