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Trained by [[Príncipe Negro (Baja California)|Príncipe Negro]], from that generation came out [[Thunder Boy (Mexicali)|Thunder Boy]], [[Negro Azteca]], [[Humilde]], [[Killer Dog]], [[El Traidor]], and [[Guerrero Rojo]].  He held notable feuds with [[Charger]] and [[Angel Diablo]].  He wrestled at [[Arena Nacionalista]], [[Arena Coliseo Mexicali]] ,Arena Huracan Ramirez, and  
Trained by [[Príncipe Negro (Baja California)|Príncipe Negro]], from that generation came out [[Thunder Boy (Mexicali)|Thunder Boy]], [[Negro Azteca]], [[Humilde]], [[Killer Dog]], [[El Traidor]], and [[Guerrero Rojo]].  He held notable feuds with [[Charger]] and [[Angel Diablo]].  He wrestled at [[Arena Nacionalista]], [[Arena Coliseo Mexicali]] ,Arena Huracan Ramirez, and  
[[Auditorio de Tijuana]].
[[Auditorio de Tijuana]].
For his ring name he was inspired on the nickname had in middle school. He always liked sports and dancing. In 1980s there was a movie character in the film [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086998/ Breakin'] named Turbo (played by Michael Chambers) who was a break dancer.


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Flamante Turbo
Flamante Turbo
Name Flamante Turbo
Real name Arturo Garza Rangel
Nicknames
Name history Flamante Turbo
Family Flamante Turbo II, Flamante Turbo Jr., Aaron El Hermoso (brothers)
Maestro(s) Príncipe Negro
Birth date, location December 10, 1974 - Guadalajara, Jalisco
Obituary date April 14, 2006
Debut, location
Lost mask to never lost the mask
Height
Weight
Signature moves
Titles:

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Arturo Garza Rangel, better knowm as Flamante Turbo was a Mexicali based luchador since at least late 1980s, regarded as a great técnico. Trained by Príncipe Negro, from that generation came out Thunder Boy, Negro Azteca, Humilde, Killer Dog, El Traidor, and Guerrero Rojo. He held notable feuds with Charger and Angel Diablo. He wrestled at Arena Nacionalista, Arena Coliseo Mexicali ,Arena Huracan Ramirez, and Auditorio de Tijuana.

For his ring name he was inspired on the nickname had in middle school. He always liked sports and dancing. In 1980s there was a movie character in the film Breakin' named Turbo (played by Michael Chambers) who was a break dancer.

Gallery