VOICED : Encarnados en mascarillas, luchadores mexicanos protegen narices y bocas de COVID-19

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mexican lucha libre stars have adapted their iconic masks into protective gear. José Isaías Huerta, a former wrestler known as the Gato Gris, began crafting these masks, initially as a gift for his grandson. The masks, featuring designs of famous luchadores like Santo and Blue Demon, quickly gained popularity. Huerta's son-in-law recognized their commercial potential, leading to a surge in demand after a social media post. The masks, made from conventional materials, became a national sensation, supported by a team of six to meet the growing demand.

Who is José Isaías Huerta, and what is his contribution to the fight against COVID-19?

• A current wrestler creating new wrestling moves

• A former wrestler making protective masks

• A doctor developing a vaccine

• A politician advocating for mask mandates

What materials are used by Huerta to make the pandemic masks?

• Surgical-grade materials

• Plastic and rubber

• Leather and metal

• Conventional materials like fabric and vinyl

What was the original purpose of creating the pandemic masks?

• To sell them at wrestling events

• To give as a gift to Huerta's grandson

• To distribute them in hospitals

• To export them internationally

How did Huerta's masks gain popularity?

• Through a national television campaign

• Via social media and a local radio mention

• By being featured in a movie

• Through a government endorsement

What was the impact of the radio mention on Huerta's mask business?

• It caused a temporary halt in production

• It resulted in international recognition

• It sparked national curiosity and demand

• It led to a decrease in demand