Any Sunday in Coacalco offers an unvarnished and intimate glimpse into the subculture of Mexican luchadores the global phenomenon thats inextricably tied with Mexican identity. Through a blend of reportage and deeply personal portraits New York photographer Tyler BlintWelsh highlights the roughness absurdity and passion that defines lucha libre with a collection of images depicting raw violence feats of athleticism and moments of vulnerability. With a distinct perspective honed over years as a journalist for the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times BlintWelsh takes a documentarianampampamp8217s approach to a cultural performance showcasing the aspects of machismo tradition and parody that have turned lucha libre into one of Mexicoampampamp8217s biggest popculture exports.