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Final answer:
The Fighting Cholitas is a group of indigenous Aymara and Quechua women wrestlers from Bolivia known for performing in traditional dress and adding cultural pride to 'lucha libre'.
Explanation:
They perform in traditional Bolivian dress, and their matches are part of a larger wave of the popular wrestling culture in Bolivia, which is known as 'lucha libre'. While the names provided such as Gabriela Campana, Lexus Gastelum, Elizabeth Martinez, Gina Dominguez, Cyanne Hall-Shilts, Taylor Paramo, Mason Ford, and Jesus Hernandez do not specifically correspond to members of the Fighting Cholitas, as they are not publicly known figures in the context of the Cholitas wrestling scene. The real Fighting Cholitas are typically Aymara and Quechua women who have taken to the wrestling ring to showcase their strength and cultural pride. They have gained popularity and international attention for breaking stereotypes and empowering indigenous women.
