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Rogelio de la Paz was born in Mexico City on January 12, 1933 (according to his Facebook accounts) though some sources say he was born on 1931. In Lucha Libre #89 his birth date was January 12, 1939 it could be either a mistake or a worked birth date. | Rogelio de la Paz was born in Mexico City on January 12, 1933 (according to his Facebook accounts) though some sources say he was born on 1931. In Lucha Libre #89 his birth date was January 12, 1939 it could be either a mistake or a worked birth date. | ||
Began his lucha libre career in 1951, he was trained by [[Raúl Romero]]. Used his real name in his early days of career. In 1958, he donned the mask of La Sombra Vengadora, a character who had appeared in several lucha libre films. The actor Armando Silvestre played Sombra Vengadora's alter ego (whose name was coincidentally Rogelio) while in the action scenes [[Fernando Oses]] played the enmascarado hero, but Oses never performed Sombra Vengadora in the rings due to time constraints. Originally, [[ | Began his lucha libre career in 1951, he was trained by [[Raúl Romero]]. Used his real name in his early days of career. In 1958, he donned the mask of La Sombra Vengadora, a character who had appeared in several lucha libre films. The actor Armando Silvestre played Sombra Vengadora's alter ego (whose name was coincidentally Rogelio) while in the action scenes [[Fernando Oses]] played the enmascarado hero, but Oses never performed Sombra Vengadora in the rings due to time constraints. Originally, [[Eduardo Bonada]] was considered to personify Sombra Vengadora in the rings, but Bonada was unavailable. The gimmick went Rogelio de la Paz who already had 8 years of in ring experience. As Sombra Vengadora began a tour in Mexico as a main eventer. Unfortunately, his mask loss seemed to affect him. | ||
In Argentina wrestled unmasked as Pancho Juarez in the promotion Lucha Libre Profesional with [[Wolf Rubinsky]] as promoter. | In Argentina wrestled unmasked as Pancho Juarez in the promotion Lucha Libre Profesional with [[Wolf Rubinsky]] as promoter. In Guatemala he personified Halcon Vengador on 1973 and ten years later went as Madame Xandu. | ||
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A mexican wrestling legend, It is probable that Sombra Vengadora is the most long-lived professional wrestler of the world, his in ring career was of at least 63 years.
Rogelio de la Paz was born in Mexico City on January 12, 1933 (according to his Facebook accounts) though some sources say he was born on 1931. In Lucha Libre #89 his birth date was January 12, 1939 it could be either a mistake or a worked birth date.
Began his lucha libre career in 1951, he was trained by Raúl Romero. Used his real name in his early days of career. In 1958, he donned the mask of La Sombra Vengadora, a character who had appeared in several lucha libre films. The actor Armando Silvestre played Sombra Vengadora's alter ego (whose name was coincidentally Rogelio) while in the action scenes Fernando Oses played the enmascarado hero, but Oses never performed Sombra Vengadora in the rings due to time constraints. Originally, Eduardo Bonada was considered to personify Sombra Vengadora in the rings, but Bonada was unavailable. The gimmick went Rogelio de la Paz who already had 8 years of in ring experience. As Sombra Vengadora began a tour in Mexico as a main eventer. Unfortunately, his mask loss seemed to affect him.
In Argentina wrestled unmasked as Pancho Juarez in the promotion Lucha Libre Profesional with Wolf Rubinsky as promoter. In Guatemala he personified Halcon Vengador on 1973 and ten years later went as Madame Xandu.
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Sombra Vengadora is often confused with Rayo de Jalisco. Many people believe that Sombra Vengadora is a Rayo de Jalisco's knock off, but the truth is Sombra Vengadora preceded Rayo de Jalisco. La Sombra Vengadora was filmed in 1954 and released until 1956, Rayo's design is actually based on Sombra Vengadora.
Luchas de apuestas record
| Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ??/??/??? | mask | Sombra Vengadora | Carnicero Azteca | unknown |
| 1960 | $1.000 (1) | Sombra Vengadora | Espectro I | El Cortijo |
| 1960 | mask | El Enfermero | Sombra Vengadora | Arena Coliseo |
| 1961/11/21 | mask | Fantasma de la Quebrada | Sombra Vengadora | Arena Mexico |
| 1964/??/?? | mask | Sombra Vengadora | El Bruto | Torreón, Coahuila |
| 60's | Hair | Sombra Vengadora | Gori Casanova | Plaza de Toros el Cortijo |
| 1973 | mask | El Cirujano | Halcón Vengador | Guatemala |
| 1983 | mask | Edgar Echeverria | Madame Xandu | Guatemala |
| (1) Mask vs $1.000 pesos | ||||
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