Creo que vi muchas películas de terror.

We all know his name, but few know his true story. From his beginnings as a sodero, Vicente Viloni tells us what his transition to the world of wrestling was like and everything he experienced during his time on the acclaimed 100% Lucha program. Fights that almost cost him his life, restrictions by production until the imminent end of the program. An ending that is only one more step in the life of a common man traveling the journey from the ordinary to the extraordinary.

In this documentary essay, the reflections of renowned timeless thinkers are combined with intimate material to explore a particular neurosis about bodily identity framed within a modernity laden with consumerism, overproduction of images, and a growing record of mental disorders. This essay seeks to reflect on the idea of the body as a primary element of identity conception; the fragility of both and their constant mutability.