Los Angeles Celestiales

The Los Angeles Celestiales: A Tag Team of Unbridled Passion

Deep within the labyrinthine corridors of Consejo Mundial De Lucha Libre, there existed a duo that would defy the conventions of time and space. Angel de Oro and Niebla Roja, better known to the world as the Los Angeles Celestiales, were a tag team forged in the very fabric of their shared passion for lucha libre.

From 2009 to 2011, these two technicians-in-the-making, with their penchant for high-flying acrobatics and unyielding tenacity, took the CMLL by storm as Los Angeles Celestiales. Theirs was a partnership built on trust, fueled by an insatiable hunger for victory. As they soared through the ring, their aerial stunts left fans agog, their chemistry palpable.

As the years passed, this dynamic duo would rebrand themselves, donning new monikers and personas to confound their adversaries. In 2018, they emerged as Los Chavez Brothers, then later transformed into Los Hermanos Chavez. The result was a mystifying array of characters, each with its own distinct flavor, yet bound together by the indelible mark of their celestial bond.

Their odyssey took them through various promotions: Profesionales de la Lucha Libre Mexicana, Promociones Azteca, Promociones Furia Blanca, and Wrestling In Mexiko – Freelance Shows. Each stop on their journey forged a new narrative, as they adapted to the ever-changing landscape of lucha libre.

The Architect of Aerial Acrobatics

Angel de Oro, with his preferred name and a real name that echoes the whispers of fate (José Miguel Chavez Velazco), stands tall at 82 kg, his stature a testament to the power of precision and calculation. His wingspan stretches an impressive 1.76 m, a physical manifestation of his innate ability to defy gravity.

As Seiku Tenshi, Angel de Oro's wrestling style is a masterclass in technique and finesse. His date of birth – March 21, 1988 – serves as a reminder that the celestial forces guiding him began their orchestration long before he first stepped into the ring.

The Red Mist: A Force to Be Reckoned With

Niebla Roja, with his preferred name and a real name that whispers secrets of the past (Sergio Raymundo Chávez Velasco), stands at 84 kg, his stature an embodiment of unbridled passion. His wingspan stretches an identical 1.76 m, a physical manifestation of his innate ability to harness the power of the unknown.

As Niebla Roja's wrestling style is a masterclass in high-flying acrobatics and unpredictability, his date of birth – March 20, 1986 – serves as a reminder that the celestial forces guiding him began their orchestration long before he first stepped into the ring.

A Celestial Bond

The Los Angeles Celestiales were more than just two individuals; they were an entity unto themselves. Their bond transcended mere human connection, forged in the crucible of shared passion and purpose. As they navigated the labyrinthine corridors of lucha libre, their celestial forces aligned to create a symphony of aerial stunts, precision strikes, and unyielding tenacity.

Their legacy remains etched within the annals of CMLL history, a testament to the indelible mark left by this dynamic duo. As the Los Angeles Celestiales, they soared through the realm of lucha libre, leaving an indelible mark that will forever be remembered as one of the most celestial of tag teams.