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In the last few years, the gay community has grown
a lot in Mexico City.
There have been many events for the LBGT
communities and all that.
So I think in a way,
that helped a lot.
I don't speak for all gay people,
but in the wrestling world,
us Exoticos do have a little more acceptance
from society.
I'm one of the many Exoticos that has risen by
as they say ...
busting our asses, right?
To show people that regardless of what we are
we are wrestlers through and through.
We are ready for anything.
Still, today chauvinism exists,
but I think not in the same way,
right?
I think that maybe it can be changed
as far as chauvinism.
Mexican cuisine is very stereotyped in reference
to very spicy, lots of lime, lots of fat, lots of dough,
all corn.
There is not just one Mexican cuisine, there are several Mexican cuisines.
Since there is such ample miscegenation.
If you go to Oaxaca, you find many people from Asia,
The Philippines, China,
you find things we are not aware even exist.
Even us Mexicans.
What we try to do today, the cooks of this generation,
is just to make those on the outside
observe this, and realize that such interesting things
are done in Mexico.
So, coming to Mexico is to dare to visit everything and
try everything.
In Mexico, obviously, tacos are a
trademark.
But you can also find much more sophisticated places