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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
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	To say that El Santo is just a lucha legend would a huge understatement. He was more than a luchador with a parallel acting career. Santo is a cultural icon, a social phenomenon whose impact in the Mexican society is enormous in many different ways. Santo was a superhero like Superman, Batman or Spiderman - but with the difference that Santo was real and you could go to watch him wrestle every week, while the others were just comic characters. It's safe to say that Santo is the most popular wrestler ever in his home country, and he's more popular than [[Antonio Inoki]], [[Riki Choshu]], [[Lou Thesz]], [[Hulk Hogan]], [[Steve Austin]] and many others were and are. The only one that comes close to Santo is Japanese cultural hero [[Rikidozan]], and he's actually Korean.		To say that El Santo is just a lucha legend would be a huge understatement. He was more than a luchador with a parallel acting career. Santo is a cultural icon, a social phenomenon whose impact in the Mexican society is enormous in many different ways. Santo was a superhero like Superman, Batman or Spiderman - but with the difference that Santo was real and you could go to watch him wrestle every week, while the others were just comic characters. It's safe to say that Santo is the most popular wrestler ever in his home country, and he's more popular than [[Antonio Inoki]], [[Riki Choshu]], [[Lou Thesz]], [[Hulk Hogan]], [[Steve Austin]] and many others were and are. The only one that comes close to Santo is Japanese cultural hero [[Rikidozan]], and he's actually Korean.

	Rodolfo Guzmán Huerta was born [[September 23]], [[1917]] in [[Tulancingo]], [[Hidalgo]]. Son of Jesús Guzmán Campuzano and Josefina Huerta Márquez, he was the fifth of seven children. When he was still a little kid, his family moved to [[Mexico City]] and he kept studying at the Abraham Castellanos elementary school. During his youth, Rodolfo practised many sports, like baseball and (American) football.		Rodolfo Guzmán Huerta was born [[September 23]], [[1917]] in [[Tulancingo]], [[Hidalgo]]. Son of Jesús Guzmán Campuzano and Josefina Huerta Márquez, he was the fifth of seven children. When he was still a little kid, his family moved to [[Mexico City]] and he kept studying at the Abraham Castellanos elementary school. During his youth, Rodolfo practised many sports, like baseball and (American) football.

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	{{aline\|[[1956]]/[[September 21\|09/21]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Gladiador]]\|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}		{{aline\|[[1956]]/[[September 21\|09/21]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Gladiador]]\|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
	{{aline\|1957\|mask<ref>[[ http://saltilloarasdelona.blogspot.com/2012/06/imperio-rojo-rudo-de-epoca.html?m=1]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Imperio Rojo]]\|Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas}}		{{aline\|1957\|mask<ref>[[ http://saltilloarasdelona.blogspot.com/2012/06/imperio-rojo-rudo-de-epoca.html?m=1]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Imperio Rojo]]\|Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas}}
			{{Aline\|[[1957]]/[[05/08]]<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>
			\|masks\|[[El Santo]] & [[Dr. X (original)]]\|Infernales [[Infernal I (Tomas Riande)\|I (Riande)]] & [[Infernal II (Paulino Mar)\|II (Mar)]]\|Frontón Metropolitano - [[Mexico City]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[10/29]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[10/29]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[12/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[12/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}
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	{{aline\|[[1958]]\|hair<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chucho García]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}		{{aline\|[[1958]]\|hair<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chucho García]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1959]]/[[02/22]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Alberto Reyes\|El Tercer Hombre]]<ref>Tercer Hombre would lose his mask multiple times - [http://superluchas.com/2015/02/22/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1959-el-regreso-de-henry-pilusso-el-tercer-hombre-vuelve-a-perder-la-mascara-ahora-ante-el-santo/ SuperLuchas]</ref>\|[[Arena Canada Dry]]}}		{{aline\|[[1959]]/[[02/22]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Alberto Reyes\|El Tercer Hombre]]<ref>Tercer Hombre would lose his mask multiple times - [http://superluchas.com/2015/02/22/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1959-el-regreso-de-henry-pilusso-el-tercer-hombre-vuelve-a-perder-la-mascara-ahora-ante-el-santo/ SuperLuchas]</ref>\|[[Arena Canada Dry]]}}
	{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|masks\|[[El Santo]] & [[Dr. X (original)]]\|Infernales [[Infernal I (Tomas Riande)\|I (Riande)]] & [[Infernal II (Paulino Mar)\|II (Mar)]]\|?\|[[Leon]]}}
	{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Cebra (Antonio Rey)]]\|?\|[[Colombia]]\|}}		{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Cebra (Antonio Rey)]]\|?\|[[Colombia]]\|}}
	{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Momia]] (Salvadoreño)\|?\|[[San Salvador]]}}		{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Momia]] (Salvadoreño)\|?\|[[San Salvador]]}}

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	On [[April 2]], [[1943]], [[Salvador Lutteroth]] opened a new building called [[Arena Coliseo]], and for its first card ever, he booked a Santo vs. [[Tarzán López]] main event. López probably was the biggest star in Mexico back then, and as expected, he defeated Santo in that match. And as if that big loss wasn't enough, on [[June 11]], Bobby Bonales defeated him for the Middleweight title. But he found the right way again and on [[September 24]], at the EMLL Anniversary show at Arena Coliseo, Santo defeated Bonales in a mask vs. hair match.		On [[April 2]], [[1943]], [[Salvador Lutteroth]] opened a new building called [[Arena Coliseo]], and for its first card ever, he booked a Santo vs. [[Tarzán López]] main event. López probably was the biggest star in Mexico back then, and as expected, he defeated Santo in that match. And as if that big loss wasn't enough, on [[June 11]], Bobby Bonales defeated him for the Middleweight title. But he found the right way again and on [[September 24]], at the EMLL Anniversary show at Arena Coliseo, Santo defeated Bonales in a mask vs. hair match.

	During the first months of [[1944]], Santo didn't have a lot of luck as on May he had an auto accident that could have killed him. But soon after that accident he defeated Jack O'Brien in a mask vs. hair match and his career picked up again. A few months later, Santo broke up his relationship with his regular tag team partner, [[El Charro Aguayo]], so he decided to look for a new tag team partner. He studied the talent available and he chose to team with a promising youngster that was just starting to get noticed.		During the first months of [[1944]], Santo didn't have a lot of luck as on May he had an auto accident that could have killed him. But soon after that accident he defeated Jack O'Brien in a mask vs. hair match and his career picked up again. A few months later, Santo broke up his relationship with his regular tag team partner, [[Charro Aguayo]], so he decided to look for a new tag team partner. He studied the talent available and he chose to team with a promising youngster that was just starting to get noticed.

	So on November 19, "[[La Pareja Atómica]]" (The Atomic Pair) of El Santo and [[Gory Guerrero\|Salvador "Gory" Guerrero]] was born as that day they teamed for the first time ever to defeat Bobby Bonales and Jack O'Brien. La Pareja Atómica sure was a very explosive combo. Santo was a wild rudo brawler, but on the other hand Guerrero was a great technician.		So on November 19, "[[La Pareja Atómica]]" (The Atomic Pair) of El Santo and [[Gory Guerrero\|Salvador "Gory" Guerrero]] was born as that day they teamed for the first time ever to defeat Bobby Bonales and Jack O'Brien. La Pareja Atómica sure was a very explosive combo. Santo was a wild rudo brawler, but on the other hand Guerrero was a great technician.

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	Again somebody was anxious to get revenge on Santo, but this time it [[Blue Demon]] who wanted to avenge the mask loss of his wrestling brother, [[Black Shadow]]. After Demon humiliated Santo, winning him in two straight falls during a non-title match held on [[August 7]], [[1953]], Demon challenged Santo to a match with the NWA Welterweight title at stake. On [[September 27]], in what many consider the biggest loss in his career, Santo lost the title to Blue Demon.		Again somebody was anxious to get revenge on Santo, but this time it [[Blue Demon]] who wanted to avenge the mask loss of his wrestling brother, [[Black Shadow]]. After Demon humiliated Santo, winning him in two straight falls during a non-title match held on [[August 7]], [[1953]], Demon challenged Santo to a match with the NWA Welterweight title at stake. On [[September 27]], in what many consider the biggest loss in his career, Santo lost the title to Blue Demon.

	But it was around this time when Santo was starting to become the myth he is now. Thanks to the TV coverage, lucha libre had its first ever "boom", and Santo's character was successfully marketed in comics and other merchandising. Also, at this time there was a huge nationalism among the Mexican population, and Santo always ~~defented~~ the colors of his country, like on the [[January 1\|first day]] of the new year [[1954]], when he defeated Chinese wrestler [[Sugi Sito]] to capture the [[NWA World Middleweight Championship]].		But it was around this time when Santo was starting to become the myth he is now. Thanks to the TV coverage, lucha libre had its first ever "boom", and Santo's character was successfully marketed in comics and other merchandising. Also, at this time there was a huge nationalism among the Mexican population, and Santo always defended the colors of his country, like on the [[January 1\|first day]] of the new year [[1954]], when he defeated Chinese wrestler [[Sugi Sito]] to capture the [[NWA World Middleweight Championship]].

	It was in [[1962]] that Santo made the decision to become a técnico. After all, he was way too loved to be hated. During a match in which he teamed with [[Los Espantos]] (I & II) against [[Rayo de Jalisco]], [[Henry Pilusso]] and [[Rito Romero]], his partners turned on him and left him alone in the ring against the three tecnicos that obviously defeated him. On his first match as a good guy, held on [[July 5]], he teamed with Pilusso against the Espantos. That night Santo gave such an exhibition of high flying and ring knowledge that he was given an unanimous standing ovation by the crowd.		It was in [[1962]] that Santo made the decision to become a técnico. After all, he was way too loved to be hated. During a match in which he teamed with [[Los Espantos]] (I & II) against [[Rayo de Jalisco]], [[Henry Pilusso]] and [[Rito Romero]], his partners turned on him and left him alone in the ring against the three tecnicos that obviously defeated him. On his first match as a good guy, held on [[July 5]], he teamed with Pilusso against the Espantos. That night Santo gave such an exhibition of high flying and ring knowledge that he was given an unanimous standing ovation by the crowd.

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	His career wasn't going as expected after his return in [[1947]] either. On [[February 14]], Jack O'Brien defeated him for the NWA Welterweight title. Again, Santo was the chosen one to give the welcome to a new wrestler that was making debut: [[Black Shadow]], and yes, Santo lost to Shadow clean in the middle of the ring too.		His career wasn't going as expected after his return in [[1947]] either. On [[February 14]], Jack O'Brien defeated him for the NWA Welterweight title. Again, Santo was the chosen one to give the welcome to a new wrestler that was making debut: [[Black Shadow]], and yes, Santo lost to Shadow clean in the middle of the ring too.

	Santo's next big profile match was on [[1949]], when he had to face his friend and partner ~~Gory~~ Guerrero. It was March when Lutteroth announced that there would be a tournament to decide the number one contender for the NWA Welterweight title that O'Brien still held. The storyline says that Santo encouraged Gory, a natural Middleweight, to lose weight and participate in the tournament. Both men reached the finals of the tournament, and the day of the friend vs. friend match, EMLL sold-out the building (Arena Coliseo). Gory won this memorable fight by making his partner Santo submit. Many thought that jealousy would break their friendship but this match did nothing but make it stronger. In fact Santo was the second of his compadre when on [[April 29]], Gory defeated O'Brien in the title match.		Santo's next big profile match was on [[1949]], when he had to face his friend and partner [[Gori Guerrero]]. It was March when Lutteroth announced that there would be a tournament to decide the number one contender for the NWA Welterweight title that O'Brien still held. The storyline says that Santo encouraged Gory, a natural Middleweight, to lose weight and participate in the tournament. Both men reached the finals of the tournament, and the day of the friend vs. friend match, EMLL sold-out the building (Arena Coliseo). Gory won this memorable fight by making his partner Santo submit. Many thought that jealousy would break their friendship but this match did nothing but make it stronger. In fact Santo was the second of his compadre when on [[April 29]], Gory defeated O'Brien in the title match.

	During 1949, Santo also wrestled a few matches in [[Houston]], [[Texas]]... but without his mask on! He eventually returned to Mexico but a few things changed.		During 1949, Santo also wrestled a few matches in [[Houston]], [[Texas]]... but without his mask on! He eventually returned to Mexico but a few things changed.

	While Santo was gone, the young undercard team of [[Blue Demon]] and Black Shadow, "Los Hermanos Shadow", was getting more popular by the day so the promoters obviously decided to face them to the reformed team of Gory and Santo. On [[April 9]], [[1950]], the atomic pair made quick work out of the masked "brothers" in a tag match.		While Santo was gone, the young undercard team of [[Blue Demon]] and [[Black Shadow]], "Los Hermanos Shadow", was getting more popular by the day so the promoters obviously decided to face them to the reformed team of Gory and Santo. On [[April 9]], [[1950]], the atomic pair made quick work out of the masked "brothers" in a tag match.

	Shadow claimed he'd avenge that loss and he started feuding extensively with Santo. The Shadow/Santo rivalry reached its higher point on [[November 7]], [[1952]] when both men faced each other in the mask vs. mask match that is considered the most important one in the history of lucha libre in Mexico. Arena Coliseo was the place in which Black Shadow was revealed to be Alejandro Cruz Ortíz, from [[León de los Aldama]].		Shadow claimed he'd avenge that loss and he started feuding extensively with Santo. The Shadow/Santo rivalry reached its higher point on [[November 7]], [[1952]] when both men faced each other in the mask vs. mask match that is considered the most important one in the history of lucha libre in Mexico. Arena Coliseo was the place in which Black Shadow was revealed to be Alejandro Cruz Ortíz, from [[León de los Aldama]].

	Again somebody was anxious to get revenge on Santo, but this time it Blue Demon who wanted to avenge the mask loss of his wrestling brother, Black Shadow. After Demon ~~humilliated~~ Santo, winning him in two straight falls during a non-title match held on [[August 7]], [[1953]], Demon challenged Santo to a match with the NWA Welterweight title at stake. On [[September 27]], in what many consider the biggest loss in his career, Santo lost the title to Blue Demon.		Again somebody was anxious to get revenge on Santo, but this time it [[Blue Demon]] who wanted to avenge the mask loss of his wrestling brother, [[Black Shadow]]. After Demon humiliated Santo, winning him in two straight falls during a non-title match held on [[August 7]], [[1953]], Demon challenged Santo to a match with the NWA Welterweight title at stake. On [[September 27]], in what many consider the biggest loss in his career, Santo lost the title to Blue Demon.

	But it was around this time when Santo was starting to become the myth he is now. Thanks to the TV coverage, lucha libre had its first ever "boom", and Santo's character was successfully marketed in comics and other merchandising. Also, at this time there was a huge nationalism among the Mexican population, and Santo always defented the colors of his country, like on the [[January 1\|first day]] of the new year [[1954]], when he defeated Chinese wrestler [[Sugi Sito]] to capture the [[NWA World Middleweight Championship]].		But it was around this time when Santo was starting to become the myth he is now. Thanks to the TV coverage, lucha libre had its first ever "boom", and Santo's character was successfully marketed in comics and other merchandising. Also, at this time there was a huge nationalism among the Mexican population, and Santo always defented the colors of his country, like on the [[January 1\|first day]] of the new year [[1954]], when he defeated Chinese wrestler [[Sugi Sito]] to capture the [[NWA World Middleweight Championship]].
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	Another important fact in Santo's career is that on [[April 19]], [[1963]], he teamed with Blue Demon for the first time ever. From then on, the dream team wrestled together many other times all over Mexico, though they never were a regular tag team.		Another important fact in Santo's career is that on [[April 19]], [[1963]], he teamed with Blue Demon for the first time ever. From then on, the dream team wrestled together many other times all over Mexico, though they never were a regular tag team.

	Around this time Santo also was a film star, as in [[1958]] he filmed his first movie. After that cinematic debut, he starred in other 50+ movies. Even though those films didn't exactly have great production values (even by the 60s standards) and the plots of them weren't mindbogglingly great either, the people flocked over to the cinema to watch them all. Those movies were quite a hit in other countries as well, as they were really popular all over Latin America, [[Spain]] and even Lebanon, where there's a cinema with a huge Santo statue in the entrance. Many cinema critics loved to hate Santo, but a proved fact is that the three most successful stars of the Mexican cinema history are Pedro Infante, Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" and El Santo. There's an anecdote that says that once, ~~representants~~ of a Chinese company came to Mexico looking for Mexican films. They were shown a few productions that were considered among the best in the history of Mexican cinema, but the Chinese said that they didn't want those films. They wanted Santo, because they claimed that "Santo represented the perfect hero fighting against the evil".		Around this time Santo also was a film star, as in [[1958]] he filmed his first movie. After that cinematic debut, he starred in other 50+ movies. Even though those films didn't exactly have great production values (even by the 60s standards) and the plots of them weren't mindbogglingly great either, the people flocked over to the cinema to watch them all. Those movies were quite a hit in other countries as well, as they were really popular all over Latin America, [[Spain]] and even Lebanon, where there's a cinema with a huge Santo statue in the entrance. Many cinema critics loved to hate Santo, but a proved fact is that the three most successful stars of the Mexican cinema history are Pedro Infante, Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" and El Santo. There's an anecdote that says that once, representatives of a Chinese company came to Mexico looking for Mexican films. They were shown a few productions that were considered among the best in the history of Mexican cinema, but the Chinese said that they didn't want those films. They wanted Santo, because they claimed that "Santo represented the perfect hero fighting against the evil".

	== Journey towards Retirement ==		== Journey towards Retirement ==

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	{{aline\|[[1956]]/[[September 21\|09/21]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Gladiador]]\|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}		{{aline\|[[1956]]/[[September 21\|09/21]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Gladiador]]\|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
	{{aline\|1957\|mask<ref>[[ http://saltilloarasdelona.blogspot.com/2012/06/imperio-rojo-rudo-de-epoca.html?m=1]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Imperio Rojo]]\|Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas}}		{{aline\|1957\|mask<ref>[[ http://saltilloarasdelona.blogspot.com/2012/06/imperio-rojo-rudo-de-epoca.html?m=1]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Imperio Rojo]]\|Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas}}
			{{Aline\|[[1957]]/[[05/08]]<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>
			\|masks\|[[El Santo]] & [[Dr. X (original)]]\|Infernales [[Infernal I (Tomas Riande)\|I (Riande)]] & [[Infernal II (Paulino Mar)\|II (Mar)]]\|Frontón Metropolitano - [[Mexico City]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[10/29]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[10/29]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[12/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[12/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}
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	{{aline\|[[1958]]\|hair<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chucho García]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}		{{aline\|[[1958]]\|hair<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chucho García]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1959]]/[[02/22]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Alberto Reyes\|El Tercer Hombre]]<ref>Tercer Hombre would lose his mask multiple times - [http://superluchas.com/2015/02/22/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1959-el-regreso-de-henry-pilusso-el-tercer-hombre-vuelve-a-perder-la-mascara-ahora-ante-el-santo/ SuperLuchas]</ref>\|[[Arena Canada Dry]]}}		{{aline\|[[1959]]/[[02/22]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Alberto Reyes\|El Tercer Hombre]]<ref>Tercer Hombre would lose his mask multiple times - [http://superluchas.com/2015/02/22/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1959-el-regreso-de-henry-pilusso-el-tercer-hombre-vuelve-a-perder-la-mascara-ahora-ante-el-santo/ SuperLuchas]</ref>\|[[Arena Canada Dry]]}}
	{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|masks\|[[El Santo]] & [[Dr. X (original)]]\|Infernales [[Infernal I (Tomas Riande)\|I (Riande)]] & [[Infernal II (Paulino Mar)\|II (Mar)]]\|?\|[[Leon]]}}
	{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Cebra (Antonio Rey)]]\|?\|[[Colombia]]\|}}		{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Cebra (Antonio Rey)]]\|?\|[[Colombia]]\|}}
	{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Momia]] (Salvadoreño)\|?\|[[San Salvador]]}}		{{aline\|?<ref>part of a list in [[Lucha Libre 82]], implied to be prior to Espanto I match</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[La Momia]] (Salvadoreño)\|?\|[[San Salvador]]}}

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	== Luchas de apuestas record ==		== Luchas de apuestas record ==
	{{astart}}		{{astart}}
	{{aline\|[[??/??/??]]\|mask<ref>[[mandosantosu. wordpress.com]]</ref>\|[[Bobby Arreola]]\|[[Murciélago II]]\|unknown}}		{{aline\|[[??/??/??]]\|mask<ref>mandosantosu.wordpress.com</ref>\|[[Bobby Arreola]]\|[[Murciélago II]]\|unknown}}
	{{aline\|??/??/??\|mask<ref>[[Box y Lucha 3339]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Sombra Blanca]]\|[[Veracruz]]}}		{{aline\|??/??/??\|mask<ref>[[Box y Lucha 3339]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Sombra Blanca]]\|[[Veracruz]]}}
	{{aline\|??/??/??\|mask<ref>[[Box y Lucha 3339]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Bolchevique]]\|[[Salamanca]], [[Guanajuato]]}}		{{aline\|??/??/??\|mask<ref>[[Box y Lucha 3339]]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Bolchevique]]\|[[Salamanca]], [[Guanajuato]]}}
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	{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[10/29]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[10/29]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[12/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1957]]/[[12/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Monje Loco (50s)\|Monje Loco]]\|[[Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1957]]/??/??\|mask\|El Santo\|Sombra Vengadora ([[Octavio Gaona Jr.]])\|[[Morelia, Michoacán]]}}		{{aline\|[[1957]]/??/??\|mask\|El Santo\|Sombra Vengadora ([[Octavio Gaona Jr.]])\|[[Morelia]], [[Michoacán]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1958]]\|hair<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chucho García]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}		{{aline\|[[1958]]\|hair<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chucho García]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1959]]/[[02/22]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Alberto Reyes\|El Tercer Hombre]]<ref>Tercer Hombre would lose his mask multiple times - [http://superluchas.com/2015/02/22/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1959-el-regreso-de-henry-pilusso-el-tercer-hombre-vuelve-a-perder-la-mascara-ahora-ante-el-santo/ SuperLuchas]</ref>\|[[Arena Canada Dry]]}}		{{aline\|[[1959]]/[[02/22]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Alberto Reyes\|El Tercer Hombre]]<ref>Tercer Hombre would lose his mask multiple times - [http://superluchas.com/2015/02/22/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1959-el-regreso-de-henry-pilusso-el-tercer-hombre-vuelve-a-perder-la-mascara-ahora-ante-el-santo/ SuperLuchas]</ref>\|[[Arena Canada Dry]]}}
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	{{aline\|[[1965]]/[[04/05]]<ref>[http://i.imgur.com/hST7eLP.png Lucha Libre 78]</ref>\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Chacal (Guatemala)\|El Chacal]]\|[[Guatemala City]], [[Guatemala]]}}		{{aline\|[[1965]]/[[04/05]]<ref>[http://i.imgur.com/hST7eLP.png Lucha Libre 78]</ref>\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Chacal (Guatemala)\|El Chacal]]\|[[Guatemala City]], [[Guatemala]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1965]]/[[11/05]]<ref>Lucha Libre 109</ref>\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Gory Casanova]]\|[[Guatemala City]]}}		{{aline\|[[1965]]/[[11/05]]<ref>Lucha Libre 109</ref>\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Gory Casanova]]\|[[Guatemala City]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1966]].[[09.18]]<ref>Lucha Libre 167</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[The Spider]]\|[[Morelia, ~~Michocan~~]]}}		{{aline\|[[1966]].[[09.18]]<ref>Lucha Libre 167</ref>\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[The Spider]]\|[[Morelia]], [[Michoacan]]}}
	{{aline\|12/?/1967\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Samurai I]]\|unknown}}		{{aline\|12/?/1967\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Samurai I]]\|unknown}}
	{{aline\|[[1967]].[[12.17]]<ref>http://superluchas.net/2014/12/17/en-un-dia-como-hoy-el-santo-rapo-chino-chow/</ref>		{{aline\|[[1967]].[[12.17]]<ref>http://superluchas.net/2014/12/17/en-un-dia-como-hoy-el-santo-rapo-chino-chow/</ref>
	\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chino Chow]]\|[[Arena Danubio Azul, Tijuana, Baja California]]}}		\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Chino Chow]]\|Arena Danubio Azul - [[Tijuana, Baja California]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1968]]/[[08/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[René Guajardo]]\|unknown}}		{{aline\|[[1968]]/[[08/10]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[René Guajardo]]\|unknown}}
	{{aline\|[[1968]]/[[08/11]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Jorge Allende]]\|unknown}}		{{aline\|[[1968]]/[[08/11]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Jorge Allende]]\|unknown}}
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	{{aline\|[[1979]]/[[07/06]]\|mask<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Urco]]\|Gimnasio Nacional Teodoro Palacios - [[Guatemala]]}}		{{aline\|[[1979]]/[[07/06]]\|mask<ref>[https://youtu.be/1pQeG8_qYEk Hijo del Santo HDS]</ref>\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Urco]]\|Gimnasio Nacional Teodoro Palacios - [[Guatemala]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1980]]/[[March 30\|03/30]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Urco]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}		{{aline\|[[1980]]/[[March 30\|03/30]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Urco]]\|[[Guatemala]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1980]]/[[June 2\|06/02]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Judas]]\|[[Gimnasio Olímpico~~]],~~ [[Guatemala]]}}		{{aline\|[[1980]]/[[June 2\|06/02]]\|hair\|[[El Santo]]\|[[Judas]]\|Gimnasio Olímpico - [[Guatemala]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1981]]/[[07/05]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Remolino]]\|[[Gimnasio Municipal ~~Obregon\|Gimnasio Municipal~~ - Cd. Obregón]], [[Sonora]]}}		{{aline\|[[1981]]/[[07/05]]\|mask\|[[El Santo]]\|[[El Remolino]]\|[[Gimnasio Municipal]] - [[Cd. Obregón]], [[Sonora]]}}
	{{aend\|}}		{{aend\|}}
	<references/>		<references/>
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	{{Gallery\|name=SantoStatue.jpg\|caption=Statue made in memory of Santo. It stands 3.70 mts &weighs over 1500 kilos}}		{{Gallery\|name=SantoStatue.jpg\|caption=Statue made in memory of Santo. It stands 3.70 mts &weighs over 1500 kilos}}
	{{Gallery\|name= 13281.jpg\|caption= Another Santo statue}}		{{Gallery\|name= 13281.jpg\|caption= Another Santo statue}}
	{{Gallery\|name=arenamextag_santomendoza.png\|caption=[[~~Arena Mexico Tag Team Champion\|~~Arena Mexico Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Ray Mendoza]])}}		{{Gallery\|name=arenamextag_santomendoza.png\|caption=[[Arena Mexico Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Ray Mendoza]])}}
	{{Gallery\|name= Sandemon.jpg\|caption= with [[Blue Demon]]}}		{{Gallery\|name= Sandemon.jpg\|caption= with [[Blue Demon]]}}
	{{Gallery\|name= Milsanto.jpg\|caption= with [[Mil Mascaras]] [[1976]]}}		{{Gallery\|name= Milsanto.jpg\|caption= with [[Mil Mascaras]] [[1976]]}}

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	It was in [[1962]] that Santo made the decision to become a técnico. After all, he was way too loved to be hated. During a match in which he teamed with [[Los Espantos]] (I & II) against [[Rayo de Jalisco]], [[Henry Pilusso]] and [[Rito Romero]], his partners turned on him and left him alone in the ring against the three tecnicos that obviously defeated him. On his first match as a good guy, held on [[July 5]], he teamed with Pilusso against the Espantos. That night Santo gave such an exhibition of high flying and ring knowledge that he was given an unanimous standing ovation by the crowd.		It was in [[1962]] that Santo made the decision to become a técnico. After all, he was way too loved to be hated. During a match in which he teamed with [[Los Espantos]] (I & II) against [[Rayo de Jalisco]], [[Henry Pilusso]] and [[Rito Romero]], his partners turned on him and left him alone in the ring against the three tecnicos that obviously defeated him. On his first match as a good guy, held on [[July 5]], he teamed with Pilusso against the Espantos. That night Santo gave such an exhibition of high flying and ring knowledge that he was given an unanimous standing ovation by the crowd.

	Another important fact in Santo's career is that on [[April 19]], [[1963]], he teamed with Blue Demon for the first time ever. From then on, the dream team wrestled together many other times all over Mexico, though they never were a regular tag team.		Another important fact in Santo's career is that on [[April 19]], [[1963]], he teamed with Blue Demon for the first time ever<sup>1</sup>. From then on, the dream team wrestled together many other times all over Mexico, though they never were a regular tag team.

	Around this time Santo also was a film star, as in [[1958]] he filmed his first movie. After that cinematic debut, he starred in other 50+ movies. Even though those films didn't exactly have great production values (even by the 60s standards) and the plots of them weren't mindbogglingly great either, the people flocked over to the cinema to watch them all. Those movies were quite a hit in other countries as well, as they were really popular all over Latin America, [[Spain]] and even Lebanon, where there's a cinema with a huge Santo statue in the entrance. Many cinema critics loved to hate Santo, but a proved fact is that the three most successful stars of the Mexican cinema history are Pedro Infante, Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" and El Santo. There's an anecdote that says that once, representatives of a Chinese company came to Mexico looking for Mexican films. They were shown a few productions that were considered among the best in the history of Mexican cinema, but the Chinese said that they didn't want those films. They wanted Santo, because they claimed that "Santo represented the perfect hero fighting against the evil".		Around this time Santo also was a film star, as in [[1958]] he filmed his first movie. After that cinematic debut, he starred in other 50+ movies. Even though those films didn't exactly have great production values (even by the 60s standards) and the plots of them weren't mindbogglingly great either, the people flocked over to the cinema to watch them all. Those movies were quite a hit in other countries as well, as they were really popular all over Latin America, [[Spain]] and even Lebanon, where there's a cinema with a huge Santo statue in the entrance. Many cinema critics loved to hate Santo, but a proved fact is that the three most successful stars of the Mexican cinema history are Pedro Infante, Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" and El Santo. There's an anecdote that says that once, representatives of a Chinese company came to Mexico looking for Mexican films. They were shown a few productions that were considered among the best in the history of Mexican cinema, but the Chinese said that they didn't want those films. They wanted Santo, because they claimed that "Santo represented the perfect hero fighting against the evil".


			<small><sup>1</sup>(although it's possible they first teamed on [[March 24\|March 24<sup>th</sup>]])<sup>[https://www.cagematch.net/?id=1&nr=193163 <nowiki>[1]</nowiki>]</sup></small>

	== Journey towards Retirement ==		== Journey towards Retirement ==
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	#[[Santo Contra Los Hombres Infernales (1958)]] (coproduced in Cuba)		#[[Santo Contra Los Hombres Infernales (1958)]] (coproduced in Cuba)
	#[[Santo Contra Los Zombis (1961)]]		#[[Santo Contra Los Zombis (1961)]]
	#[[Santo Contra el Rey del Crimen (1961)]]		#[[Santo Contra el Rey del Crimen (1961)]]
	#[[Santo en el Hotel de la Muerte (1961)]]		#[[Santo en el Hotel de la Muerte (1961)]]
	#[[Santo Contra el Cerebro Diabólico (1962)]]		#[[Santo Contra el Cerebro Diabólico (1962)]]
	#[[Santo vs las Mujeres Vampiro (1962)]]		#[[Santo vs las Mujeres Vampiro (1962)]]
	#[[Santo en el Museo de Cera (1963)]]		#[[Santo en el Museo de Cera (1963)]]
	#[[Santo vs el Estrangulador (1963)]]		#[[Santo vs el Estrangulador (1963)]]
	#[[Santo Contra el Espectro (1963)]]		#[[Santo Contra el Espectro (1963)]]
	#[[Blue Demon Contra el Poder Satánico (1964)]]		#[[Blue Demon Contra el Poder Satánico (1964)]]
	#[[El Hacha Diabólica (1964)]]		#[[El Hacha Diabólica (1964)]]
	#[[Atacan las Brujas (1964)]]		#[[Atacan las Brujas (1964)]]
	#[[Profanadores de Tumbas (1965)]]		#[[Profanadores de Tumbas (1965)]]
	#[[El Barón Brákola (1965)]] (three episodes)		#[[El Barón Brákola (1965)]] (three episodes)
	#[[Santo, el Enmascarado de Plata vs la Invasión de Los Marcianos (1966)]]		#[[Santo, el Enmascarado de Plata vs la Invasión de Los Marcianos (1966)]]
	#[[Santo, el Enmascarado de Plata vs Los Villanos del Ring (1966)]]		#[[Santo, el Enmascarado de Plata vs Los Villanos del Ring (1966)]]
	#[[Operación 67 (1966)]]		#[[Operación 67 (1966)]]
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	#[[Santo Contra Capulina (1968)]]		#[[Santo Contra Capulina (1968)]]
	#[[Santo Contra Blue Demon en la Atlántida (1969)]]		#[[Santo Contra Blue Demon en la Atlántida (1969)]]
	#[[Santo y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos (1969)]]		#[[Santo y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos (1969)]]
	#[[El Mundo de los Muertos (1969)]]		#[[El Mundo de los Muertos (1969)]]
	#[[Santo vs Los Cazadores de Cabezas (1969)]]		#[[Santo vs Los Cazadores de Cabezas (1969)]]
	#[[Santo Frente A la Muerte (1969)]] (coproduced in Colombia and Spain)		#[[Santo Frente A la Muerte (1969)]] (coproduced in Colombia and Spain)
	#[[Santo en la Venganza de las Mujeres Vampiro (1970)]]		#[[Santo en la Venganza de las Mujeres Vampiro (1970)]]
	#[[Santo Contra Los Jinetes del Terror (1970)]]		#[[Santo Contra Los Jinetes del Terror (1970)]]
	#[[Santo vs la Mafia del Vicio (1970)]]		#[[Santo vs la Mafia del Vicio (1970)]]
	#[[Santo en la Venganza de la Momia (1970)]]		#[[Santo en la Venganza de la Momia (1970)]]
	#[[Las Momias de Guanajuato (1970)]]		#[[Las Momias de Guanajuato (1970)]]
	#[[Santo Contra Los Asesinos de Otros Mundos (1971)]]		#[[Santo Contra Los Asesinos de Otros Mundos (1971)]]
	#[[Santo vs la Hija de Frankenstein (1971)]]		#[[Santo vs la Hija de Frankenstein (1971)]]
	#[[Misión Suicida (1971)]]		#[[Misión Suicida (1971)]]
	#[[Santo y el Aguila Real (el águila real) (1971)]]		#[[Santo y el Aguila Real (el águila real) (1971)]]
	#[[Santo Contra la Magia Negra (1972)]] (coproduced in Haití)		#[[Santo Contra la Magia Negra (1972)]] (coproduced in Haití)
	#[[Santo y Blue Demon Contra Drácula y el Hombre Lobo (1972)]]		#[[Santo y Blue Demon Contra Drácula y el Hombre Lobo (1972)]]
	#[[Las Bestias del Terror (1972)]]		#[[Las Bestias del Terror (1972)]]
	#[[Anónimo Mortal (1972)]]		#[[Anónimo Mortal (1972)]]
	#[[Santo Contra Los Secuestradores (1972)]] (coproduced with Ecuador)		#[[Santo Contra Los Secuestradores (1972)]] (coproduced with Ecuador)
	#[[Santo vs las Lobas (1972)]]		#[[Santo vs las Lobas (1972)]]
	#[[Santo y Blue Demon Contra el Doctor Frankestein (1973)]]		#[[Santo y Blue Demon Contra el Doctor Frankestein (1973)]]
	#[[Santo Contra el Doctor Muerte (1973)]] (coproduced in Spain)		#[[Santo Contra el Doctor Muerte (1973)]] (coproduced in Spain)
	#[[Santo en el Misterio de la Perla Negra (1974)]] (coproduced in Colombia & Spain)		#[[Santo en el Misterio de la Perla Negra (1974)]] (coproduced in Colombia & Spain)
	#[[La Venganza de la Llorona (1974)]]		#[[La Venganza de la Llorona (1974)]]
	#[[Santo en Oro Negro (1975)]] (coproduced in part in Puerto Rico)		#[[Santo en Oro Negro (1975)]] (coproduced in part in Puerto Rico)
	#[[México de Mis Amores (1976)]] (documentary)		#[[México de Mis Amores (1976)]] (documentary)
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	{{Gallery\|name=FB IMG 1539311949204.jpg\|caption=}}		{{Gallery\|name=FB IMG 1539311949204.jpg\|caption=}}
	{{Gallery\|name=45433.jpg\|caption= with [[Gran Sabu]] & [[Huracan Ramirez]]}}		{{Gallery\|name=45433.jpg\|caption= with [[Gran Sabu]] & [[Huracan Ramirez]]}}
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	[[Category:La Arena bios]]		[[Category:La Arena bios]]