Zacarías el Perico
Mexican professional wrestler
Zacarías el Perico, sometimes just referred to as Zacarías, is a Mexican professional wrestler who works for the Mexican promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) in their Micro-Estrellas division. He was initially a maskek mascot of the La Peste Negra group, helping them cheat against their opponents, but transitioned to a full-time Micro-Estrella wrestler in April 2017.
For years he worked under dual identities as he also performed for CMLL under the name Mini Máximo/Pequeño Maximo, a smaller version of Máximo, but transitioned to working solely as Zacarías in 2012. As Mini Máximo he portrayed a face (called a técnico in Mexico, the protagonists of wrestling) wrestling character, while Zacarías is a heel (A rudo, the antagonists in wrestling) wrestling character.
Professional wrestling career
The wrestler later known as Zacarías started his professional wrestling career in 2007, working under the ring name KeMorito, an "evil version" of Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) Mini-Estrella Mascota KeMonito. He would later begin working for CMLL as "Ultimonito", a deliberate imitation of KeMonito as he would help Los Guerreros del Infierno as they went out of their way to punish the tecnico ("Good guy") KeMonito. Tzuki had originally played the role, but by mid-2007 CMLL needed someone else to play the part. After the Ultimonito character was abandoned he worked as a regular Mini-Estrella under the name "Atomo", although due to his very short stature did not work frequently as an active competitor.
Mini Máximo (2008–2012)
He returned in 2008 under a new ring character, reintroduced as "Mini Máximo", sometimes referred to as "Pequeño Maximo", a mini version of the exótico professional wrestler character Máximo, imitating the real Maximo down to the bright pink hair and effeminate mannerisms during matches. Maximo was only associated with Mini Máximo for a brief period of time, enough to introduce him, after which CMLL kept the two characters separated.
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