Guerrero, Chavo Guerrero, Rey Mysterio, Jr., Juventud Guerrera, L. A. Park, Super Crazy, Alberto Del Rio, Psicosis, Místico, Kalisto, Aero Star, Drago, Andrade El Idolo, Pentagon Jr., Fenix, El Hijo del Fantasma, Bandido, Flamita, Puma King, Rush, Soberano Jr., Dragon Lee, Guerrero Maya Jr. and Stuka Jr. CMLL Lucha libre shows are broadcast weekly in the U.S. on the Galavisión and LA TV Spanish language cable networks. Lucha Underground is a television series produced by the United Artists Media Group which airs in English on the El Rey Network and in Spanish on UniMás. It features wrestlers from the American independent circuit and AAA. AAA also owns a percentage of Lucha Underground. The series, which is taped live in Boyle Heights, California, finished season 4 finale. In 2012, the Arizona Diamondbacks Major League Baseball team started doing promotions involving Lucha Libre. A luchador mask in Diamondback colors was a popular giveaway at one game. In 2013 a Diamondbacks Luchador was made an official mascot, joining D. Baxter Bobcat. The first 20,000 fans at the July 27 game against the San Diego Padres were to receive a luchador mask. National variants In Peru the term "cachascán" (from "catch as can") is used. Wrestlers are called cachascanistas. In Bolivian Lucha Libre, wrestling Cholitas – female wrestlers dressed up as indigenous Aymara – are popular, and have even inspired comic books. Promotions using lucha libre rules Australia Lucha Fantastica Colombia Society Action Wrestling (SAW) Mexico Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA) International Wrestling Revolution Group (IWRG) Universal Wrestling Association (defunct) World Wrestling Association (Promociones Mora) Lucha Libre Elite The Crash Lucha Libre Alianza Universal De Lucha Libre Other Promotions Japan New Japan Pro-Wrestling Michinoku Pro Wrestling Osaka Pro Wrestling Toryumon / Dragon Gate Universal Lucha Libre (defunct) United Kingdom Lucha Britannia Lucha Libre World United States Chikara Incredibly Strange Wrestling Invasion Mundial de Lucha Libre Lucha Libre USA Lucha VaVOOM Lucha Underground In mixed martial arts Some lucha libre wrestlers had careers in various mixed martial arts promotions, promoting lucha libre and wearing signature masks and attire. One of the most famous is Dos Caras Jr. In popular culture Lucha Libre has crossed over into popular culture, especially in Mexico, where it is the second most popular sport after soccer. Outside of Mexico, Lucha Libre has also crossed over into popular culture, especially in movies and television. Depictions