"La Roca" terminó de cambiar su tatuaje más famoso

Dwayne "La Roca" Johnson mostró con orgullo su nuevo tatuaje, el que ocupa su bíceps derecho y tapa el clásico tatuaje del "toro de Brahma" que ocupó desde 1998.

El "Brahma Bull" se convirtió en una de las imágenes más icónicas de la carrera de "la Roca", sobre todo en sus inicios en la lucha libre, donde el tatuaje fue transformado en un logo, y le permitió comercializar poleras, gorros, y mercancía de todo tipo.

Pero en agosto de este año, Johnson, uno de los actores mejor pagados de Hollywood, decidió dejar en el pasado a ese dibujo que lo definió y reemplazarlo.

"La historia de mi calavera está completa", escribió el actor mostrando con orgullo su nuevo tatuaje finalizado tras cuatro sesiones y unas 30 horas de trabajo de su tatuador.

De acuerdo con lo que explicó en su cuenta de Instagram, el dibujo representa "la evolución del toro", el maná, la energía positiva que fluye en su vida y fuerza interior.

"Los cuernos apuntan hacia adelante, representando el progreso. El ojo es el espíritu y el poder. Es de donde saco mi fuerza por todas las cosas que amo y protejo", escribió.

After approximately 30 hours of tattooing (4 sessions) with my good bud and iconic artist @nikkohurtado, the story of my skull is complete. Flow of positive energy is constant thru the breathe of life. Horns always positioned forward. Not up, but forward - representing forward progress and always at the ready to dig in and dig deep. Eye is the mana - the spirit and the power. It’s everything. It’s where I draw my strength from all things I love and protect. As with my Polynesian tattoo on the left side of body, the symbolic mana lays over my heart. We all have mana. Our strength. You just have to find it. #BullDNA #Energy #Progress #Mana

A post shared by therock (@therock) on Nov 27, 2017 at 1:00am PST

Evolution of the bull. Blood, sweat & years. After 3 sessions and 22hrs of tattooing with world renowned @NikkoHurtado, the story's almost done.. Every detail is a reflection of my own personal history. From the cracks and heavy damage in the bone representing life's hard lessons I've learned over the years. Just like scars and wrinkles - I'm so grateful to have 'em because they're earned. To the horns, not pointing up or out to the side, but pointing straight ahead representing relentless energy and forward progress. The core and anchor of this image is in the eye. Look closely and you'll find the life, energy, power and you'll feel the MANA (spirit). The eye tells the story of a disruptive positive energy always ready to dent the universe. Depending on the light and angle, sometimes the energy's subtle and sometimes it's glaring. But it's always alive and ready to disrupt the universe and love and protect my family and all things I love with intense passion and gratitude. Cheers to living, learning, evolving and growing. And to the positive disrupters ready to dent the universe. #EvolutionOfTheBull #TheDisrupter #TheMana #NowLetsBreakOutTheTequila

A post shared by therock (@therock) on Aug 11, 2017 at 8:26am PDT

What can I say? Got to Tattoo the legend again. Great conversations great inspiration and all around great day. Thanks for being one of the best humans to sit in my chair. #blessed @blackanchorworldwide @stencilanchored #Repost @therock (@get_repost) ・・・ Burning the midnight oil. Horns meet bone, progress meets pain. The tattoo’s mana (power & spirit) acts as endorphins which interact with the opiate receptors in the brain to reduce our perception of pain. My tattoo artist @nikkohurtado thinks I need therapy. Pain is my therapy. #BlackAnchorTattooStudio #Mana #BullDNA 💀✊🏾

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