Lluvia and her OnlyFans: the CMLL Amazona who opened an account in 2022

Does Lluvia have OnlyFans?

Yes. Lluvia, one of the longest-serving masked wrestlers in the Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL), announced in mid-August 2022 that she had opened an OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America). Publimetro broke the news on August 16 that year and Mediotiempo interviewed her about it in November. The subscription was free and she charged per post. We found no later reports that she closed the account, although the most recent coverage of her focuses on her career in the ring.

Who is Lluvia?

She is a professional wrestler born in Mexico City: Publimetro describes her as a native of the capital and El Universal calls her “la capitalina.” She comes from a wrestling family, as the daughter of Sangre Chicana, one of the best-remembered figures of 1980s lucha libre, and the sister of La Hiedra. She debuted in 2008, she told Noticias Telemundo, at a time when women barely had a place on the cards.

She belongs to the Amazonas, as CMLL calls its women's division. Among her achievements, the press highlights the mask she won from La Magnífica in 2009, the national tag team title she shared with La Jarochita and the Universal Amazons Championship she won in October 2022 by beating that same partner. El Universal noted at the time that she was only the third universal champion in the company's history. She also remains unbeaten in mask-versus-mask matches, and in 2025 Telemundo described her as the active Amazona who has kept her mask the longest. In wrestling circles she is also known as la Pequeña Tentación.

In March 2026 Milenio published a profile of her career. It recalled that she studied Psychology, a degree she left unfinished when she realized the ring was where she belonged.

Why did she open OnlyFans?

The idea came during the pandemic. Lluvia had made a calendar with photos of herself and, when shows were suspended, she started posting videos on TikTok, where she reached more than 200,000 followers before her account was blocked, she told Publimetro. Several acquaintances recommended she sign up for OnlyFans and, after hesitating for a while, she did. In her announcement she explained that she had not made any more calendars and that on the platform she would share better material than in that first one, along with videos of her wrestling and weight training, plus a chat with her followers.

In an interview with the show Sin Máscaras, picked up by Mediotiempo, she said it had gone well and that her partner, fellow wrestler Último Guerrero, supported her from the start. She told Publimetro that her photos aim to avoid anything vulgar or explicit, and that the platform is one more way to earn income, just as Instagram or TikTok are for other creators.

Did she quit wrestling for OnlyFans?

No. In September 2022 a relative sent her a screenshot of a post claiming she would leave the ring to focus on the platform. She called it gossip and made clear she was still with CMLL. Events proved her right: a month later she won the Universal Championship, and in 2025 she was still competing at Arena México, where she took part in the fifth Grand Prix de Amazonas, according to Telemundo. Another CMLL wrestler with an account on the platform is Mystique, and you can see more cases in our Mexico section.

• Publimetro México, «Lluvia, luchadora del CMLL, estrena su cuenta de Onlyfans», August 16, 2022.
• Publimetro México, «OnlyFans: Lluvia no dejará la lucha libre por realizar contenido exclusivo para redes», September 27, 2022.
• El Universal, «CMLL: En duelo de monarcas, Lluvia se convirtió en la Campeona Universal», October 22, 2022.
• Mediotiempo, «Luchadora Lluvia le entra a Onlyfans; qué fotos sube y cómo le ha ido», November 3, 2022.
• Noticias Telemundo, «Conozca a 'Lluvia', la luchadora mexicana que ha abierto camino en el ring para otras como ella, incluyendo a su hija», November 14, 2025.
• Milenio, «Lluvia, un legado de sacrificio y resistencia en la lucha libre: "Queremos seguir abriendo oportunidades"», March 8, 2026.

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