At a quaint and crowded shop in Little Havana, it’s Halloween year-round.
At La Casa de los Trucos, rows of superhero masks including Spider-Man hang next to lucha libre masks worn by Mexican wrestlers like Rey Mysterio. A narrow walkway snakes throughout the packed store, between stacks of costumes on both sides.
The store is so jammed with merch that you have to talk to employees and other customers — because there’s no way around them.
And that’s just how Jorge Torres likes it.
Now in his 50s, Torres has been the manager of the La Casa de los Trucos, “The House of Tricks,” costume shop in Little Havana since 2007. And he enjoys the store just as much as he did when he was a kid.
His mother, Carmen Torres, still owns the business.
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✍️: Michael Butler (@mikeviimusic)
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