With a French title that translates as “Free Wrestling,” this piece speaks to the close relationship between Mexico and France. Here, the artist presents a unique representation of Mexican wrestling. The vibrant red undoubtedly symbolizes the seriousness of the spectacle, which some dismiss as mere circus, but which is in reality a life-or-death show where blood flows. But if, in addition to the French text, the famous French mime Marcel Marceau appears as if weeping blood against a background of scarlet letters, it is because this brilliant artist saved more than four hundred children from the clutches of Hitler’s Nazi hordes during World War II. He thus gave humanity not only entertainment, but also an example of heroism and fortitude. Long live Marceau and the brotherhood between France and Mexico!