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Los Espantapájaros are an occasional opening match trio of evil scarecrow in [[AAA]]. Like [[Los Insectos]], they bring a bag and attempt to stuff their opponents into it.  
Los Espantapájaros are an occasional opening match trio of evil scarecrow in [[AAA]], consisiting of [[Espantapájaros I]], [[Espantapájaros II]] & [[Espantapájaros III]]. Like [[Los Insectos]], they bring a bag and attempt to stuff their opponents into it.  


Los Espantapájaros are believed to be other active AAA wrestlers in disguise, and may only play these roles when their normal characters wouldn't fit the match.  
Los Espantapájaros are believed to be other active AAA wrestlers in disguise, and may only play these roles when their normal characters wouldn't fit the match. It's believed the former [[Los Warriors]] ([[Vangelis]], [[Brandon]] & [[Kevin]] respectively) were the ones behind the masks most regularly, but this likely switched depending on who was available on the night. [[Gran Apache]] in particualr is credited with


[[Brandon]] is believed to be #2, and no one's sure who #1 and #3 are but [[Vangelis]] definitely played the role at one point and it would stand to reason the other would be [[Kevin]]. More than likely multiple wrestlers were put under the gimmick based on who was available at the time.
This type of gimmick, with a similar mask and outfit, was already used by [[Kahoz]] in 1997-1998. He was given the name Scarecrow and fought solo. In 2009 & 2022, an independent wrestler previously known as [[El Cortado]] lost the Espantapajaros mask (maybe used only for those nights) during independent shows against [[Super Raton]] & [[Chucho El Roto]] respectively.<ref>https://luchadb.com/events/shows/00112000/00112738.php</ref> See '''[[Espantapájaros]]''' for more.
 
This type of gimmick, with a similar mask and outfit, was already used by [[Kahoz]] in 1997-1998. He was given the name Scarecrow and fought as single. And some months ago, an indipendent wrestler previously known as [[El Cortado]] lost the Espantapajaros incognita, maybe used only for that night, against [[Super Raton]] during an independent show.


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Los Espantapájaros are an occasional opening match trio of evil scarecrow in AAA, consisiting of Espantapájaros I, Espantapájaros II & Espantapájaros III. Like Los Insectos, they bring a bag and attempt to stuff their opponents into it.

Los Espantapájaros are believed to be other active AAA wrestlers in disguise, and may only play these roles when their normal characters wouldn't fit the match. It's believed the former Los Warriors (Vangelis, Brandon & Kevin respectively) were the ones behind the masks most regularly, but this likely switched depending on who was available on the night. Gran Apache in particualr is credited with

This type of gimmick, with a similar mask and outfit, was already used by Kahoz in 1997-1998. He was given the name Scarecrow and fought solo. In 2009 & 2022, an independent wrestler previously known as El Cortado lost the Espantapajaros mask (maybe used only for those nights) during independent shows against Super Raton & Chucho El Roto respectively.[1] See Espantapájaros for more.

#1, 2006
#2, 2006
#3, 2006