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Casas wrestling family

The Casas wrestling family, at times called La Dinastia Casas in Spanish, is a Mexican family of luchadors, or professional wrestlers. The Casas family perform primarily in Mexico but have made appearances in the United States of America, Canada, Europe and Japan over the years.

History
The Casas family started in lucha libre in 1964 when José Casas Granados started wrestling under the ring name Pepe Casas. A second-generation of Casas brothers is also active wrestlers starting with Pepe Casas' oldest son José Casas works under the ring name Negro Casas, younger siblings Jorge Luiz works as El Felino and Erick Casas is better known as Heavy Metal. Pepe Casas has at least one other son, a son who is not involved in wrestling at all but whose children are also third-generation Casas wrestlers. Jorge Luiz' sons are also professional wrestlers, working as masked wrestlers Tiger and Puma, This practice does not appear to apply to the Casas family as far as evidence suggests. but it is possible that the true parents of some of the third-generation wrestlers is not entirely accurate, for years Tiger and Puma claimed to be the nephews of Jorge Luiz (El Felino), but later revealed that they were indeed his sons but wanted to make a name for themselves instead of being "Felino Jr." or "El Hijo del Felino" ("The Son of Felino"). ==Members==
Members
. ;First generation • José Casas Granados (May 14, 1943) – Retired wrestler, current referee, works under the ring name "Pepe Casas". • Danny Casas (July 13, 1986) – Professional wrestler, birth name not confirmed. This union links the Casas family to the Alvarado wrestling family. ;Unconfirmed family relationship • Carlos Rodriguez Casas - Professional wrestler; exact relationship to the rest of the Casas family is unclear. Works under the ring name Rush, not to be mistaken for the more well known Rush from CMLL. ==Family tree==
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