Jarochita

there's an earlier La Jarochita from the 60s

Profile

Jarochita

Name	Jarochita
Real name
Nicknames
Name history	Jarochita (debut -)
Family	Imperial (father), Exorcista Jr. (husband)^[1]
Maestro(s)	Ferrari, Gran Apache, Imperial, Shocker, Último Guerrero, Villano IV
Birth date, location	May 13, 1988 - Veracruz, Veracruz
Obituary date
Debut, location	October 5, 2005 - Veracruz, Veracruz
Lost mask to
Height	162 cm/5'4"
Weight	65 kg/143 lb
Signature moves	Patada Jarocha, Muta Lock, La Escalera, Moonsault, Tope Con Giro, Running Corner Dropkick
Titles:	AAA ¿Quien Pinta Para La Corona? Tournament 2012 (Women's Version), CMLL Universal Women's Championship 2021, LDLJ Universal Women's Championship, Mexican National Women's Tag Team Championship (w/ Lluvia), CMLL World Women's Tag Team Championship (w/ Lluvia), Copa Bobby Bonales 2023

Notes

Daughter of El Imperial, Jarochita began to train with him for two years, then three years with Gran Apache. Villano IV, Shocker and Último Guerrero also contributed in her training.

Winner of 2012's AAA Quien Pinta Para La Corona competition. Worked mostly spot shows and occasionally appeared on TV. Left AAA and joined Lucha Libre Elite in January 2016. By late 2016, began wrestling full time in CMLL. Wrestled in Japanese promotions such as Sendai Girls, J@AST and REINA.

Became relied upon by CMLL as one of their topmost female stars post-covid; became the first Mexican National Women's Tag Team Champion in 25 years alongside Lluvia as Las Chicas Indomables, won the second ever CMLL Universal Women's Championship in 2021, triumphed in the co-main event mask-v-mask match of the CMLL 89th Anniversario in 2022, and was in the inaugural CMLL World Women's Tag Team Championship match in 2023. Took much of 2024 off to become a mother,^[2] only to claim the freshly-vacated World Tag Titles upon her return in 2025.

The momentum was stymied by a disheartening 2026 however: Jarochita suffered a wrist injury on a July Arena Coliseo show opposite Las Valientitas, and came back just in time for the big Women's Month matches of October. Only to be injured yet again in her first match back (that year's Universal Title eliminator) and pulled from the Gran Prix de Amazonas spot she'd been surprise-announced for just 2 days prior.