When the first few notes of “Me Muero” hit prior to Mistico’s entrance at “AEW Grand Slam: Mexico City” this past June, my immediate thought wasn’t “this is going to be the greatest entrance I’ve ever seen in my life.” Mostly it was just happiness, and relief, that AEW had bothered to make an effort to get the right song for his entrance. Though he was originally associated with the song “Ameno” earlier in his career, “Me Muero,” a 2006 romantic ballad by Latin pop band La Quinta Estación, had become attached to the luchador after he appeared in the music video for the song. The fact that AEW decided to use it as opposed to his new, generic CMLL theme, which would’ve been the far easier course, was, if nothing else, a sign that they “got it” when it came to treating Mistico, and CMLL in general, with respect.