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Los Perros del Mal Bring Back Original Theme at AAA Triplemania 34

Posted By: Ben Kerin on Sep 14, 2026
Los Perros del Mal Bring Back Original Theme at AAA Triplemania 34

Los Perros del Mal gave fans a blast from the past at AAA Triplemania 34, bringing back their original entrance music during a chaotic appearance on night two.

Fresh from winning the AAA Trios Championship on the opening night, the faction returned following Rey Fenix’s Cruiserweight Championship defence against Mini Vikingo, Jack Cartwheel and Nathan Frazer.

The group forced Adrian Butler to play their music, prompting a huge reaction as “Perros” by Cartel de Santa rang out around the arena.

The familiar theme had the Mexican crowd firmly behind Los Perros del Mal. Fans continued cheering even as the faction attacked all four competitors, turning their post-match assault into one of the night’s most warmly received appearances.

Before the interruption, Fenix had pinned Mini Vikingo to retain the Cruiserweight Championship. The victory marked his 10th successful defence since capturing the title in May 2026.

 

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