Mexico, 1977.
The lights come up over a lucha libre ring, the world of Mexico's masked professional wrestlers, and a newcomer climbs through the ropes. He calls himself Fray Tormenta, which means "Friar Storm."
His mask is red and yellow. The crowd sees the colors, the eyeholes, the way he moves. No one sees his face.
Under the mask is a Catholic priest.
He is in his thirties, and a year ago, he had never wrestled. He is not here for fun, and he is not here for fame. He has a reason he has to fight.
He also knows what will happen if his church finds out. One word from his bishop, and all of this will be over.
He fights anyway.
His name is Sergio Gutiérrez Benítez. On paper, he is the last man anyone would expect to find in a priest's collar, or in a wrestler's mask.