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{{aline|05/05/12|hair|[[Dr. Cerebro]]|[[Avisman I]]|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}} {{aline|08/10/31|hairs|[[Cerebro Negro]] & Dr. Cerebro|[[Gemelo Fantastico I]] & <br>[[Gemelo Fantastico II]]|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}

...erio]] (son), [[Rey Misterio Jr.]] (nephew), [[Metalika]] (niece), [[Super Astro]] (brother-in-law) ...tles]] (3, w/ [[Saeta Oriental]], w/ [[Super Astro|Pequeño Apolo aka Super Astro]], w/ [[Rey Guerrero]]), [[Baja California Middleweight Championship]], [[A

{{aline|[[1979|79]]/[[January 20|01/20]]|mask|'''Shazam'''|[[El Astro]]|[[Mexico City]]}} ...y||name=Luchalibrerev.jpg|caption=w/[[El Criminal]] & [[Raúl Armas|Crucero I]]}}

{{aline|90/10/28|hair|[[Super Astro]]|[[Zorro de Oro]]|[[Auditorio de Tijuana]]-[[Tijuana]], [[Baja California] ...ores. Perdiendo la máscara contra rey misterio y la cabellera contra súper astro en una de las más sangrientas de los 90s. El Zorro de oro también lucha c

|name=Solar (I) |nameHistory=Solar (I) (debut - ), El Mariachi (AAA, 07/94 - 06/95 and Japan, 1999)

:[[1966]]: [[Mini Super Astro]] ...n|[[UWA World Trios Championship|UWA TRIOS]]|[[Los Villanos]] ([[Villano I|I]], [[Villano IV|IV]], [[Villano V|V]])|[[Dr. Wagner Jr.]], [[Rambo]], [[The

|family=[[Espectro I]] (uncle), [[Cadaver De Ultratumba]] ...tro=[[Diablo Velasco]], [[Chico Rodriguez]], [[Chato Quezada]], [[Espectro I]], [[Abuelo Carrillo]], [[Mongol]], [[Gengis Khan]]

|lostmaskto=[[Astro Rey Jr.]] - [[November 17]], [[1995]] - [[Arena Coliseo]] (As Metálico), [ ...ne|[[1990]]/[[07/22]]|hair/mask|[[El Pantera]] & [[Joe Mercado]]|[[Tarasco I]] & [[Tarasco II]]|[[Arena Naucalpan|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico St

::nominated: [[Yoshihiro Asai]], [[Canelo Casas]], [[Tinieblas Jr.]], [[Astro de Oro]] ::nominated: [[Fabuloso Blondie]], [[Astro de Oro]], [[Gran Hamada]], [[Salomon Grundy]]

:[[1992]]: [[Último Vampiro I]] {{aline|[[1992]]|mask|[[Rayo Tapatío I]]|[[Muerto del Ring]]|[[Arena Neza]] - [[Nezahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]

{{aline|[[2010]]|hair '''(2)'''|[[Trauma I]]|[[El Pantera]]|[[Arena Naucalpan|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico Stat ...Máscara Año 2000]], [[Demonio Infernal (IWRG)|Demonio Infernal]], [[Trauma I]] & [[Trauma II]]}}

According to La Frontera, a Tijuana newspaper, in 2001, Solar I was the last person seen with the WWA World Middleweight Title. He took the {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[El Jalisco I]]|?|?|?}}

{{EventMatchLine|1|[[Mini Super Astro]] & [[Voladorcito]]|[[Bracito De Plata]] & [[Mini Psicosis]]||<ref>Mini Psi ...Dr. Wagner, Fierro, Hijo de LA Park, Hijo de Mascara Ano 2000 Jr., Trauma I (hurting, Pirata tried to pull him back in, Trauma II threw a beer in Pirat

...975]]|mask|[[Jack Veneno]]|[[Hermano Muerte I (1st Version)|Hermano Muerte I]]| Auditorio Eugenio Maria de Hostos - Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic}} {{tchange|[[Mexican National Welterweight Championship|MEX WELTER]]|[[Astro Rey Jr.]]|[[Arkangel]]|[[1999]]|[[Arena Puebla]]}}

:[[1993]]: [[Astro Rey (Reynosa)]] {{aline|[[1992|1992]]|masks|[[Skeletor]] & [[Astro de Oro]]|[[Los Crazy Boys]]|[[Guatemala]]}}

...ternational Pantera. His original tag partner is listed under [[El Pantera I]]. a younger, unrelated wrestler also used the name [[El América]], and ot |debut=[[November 5]], [[1985]] - [[Arena Naucalpan]] (teaming with [[Super Astro]] & [[Hecatombe]] vs [[Vulcano]], [[Tony Arce]], [[Leon Chino]])

...Yamato (UWA)|Yamato]] (Kim Duk), [[Gran Hamada]] <i>(that's quite a list)</i> {{aline|00/10/30|hair|[[Astro Rey Jr.]]|[[Karloff Lagarde Jr.]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}

{{aline|[[1996|1996]]|mask|[[Astro Jr.]]|[[Gekko]]|[[Sapporo Hall]] - [[Sapporo]], [[Japan]]}} ...Championship|UWA TRIOS]]|[[Shu El Guerrero]], [[Scorpio Jr.]], [[Engendro I|El Engendro]]|[[Missioneros de la Muerte]] ([[el Signo]], [[Negro Navarro]]

{{aline|84/??/??|mask|[[Mongol Chino]]|[[Astro Negro]]|Plaza de Toros Monumental - Monterrey, Nuevo León}} {{aline|08/05/25|hair|[[Caifan Rockero I]]|[[Mongol Chino]]|Arena Coliseo Monterrey, Nuevo León}}

{{TitleHistoryLine|10|[[Espectro I]]|[[Bobby Bonales]]|1957.04.21|[[Monterrey]]}} {{TitleHistorySpan|Espectro I retires in 1959}}