Peloquero is the official barber for the Homies, having earned his skills as the personal barber to Carlos "Caca" Molinar, the head of a massive Latin American drug cartel. Now, Peloquero is in hiding. The Feds and DEA have dismantled the cartel, and its leaders are facing trial. The authorities want Peloquero to testify, believing that as Carlos’s barber, he holds valuable, incriminating information.     But Peloquero would never testify—he knows it would be a death sentence. He understood the business he was involved in. He used to fly in private jets, ride in stretch limos, party on Carlos’s private yacht, all while surrounded by beautiful women. He looked the other way as Carlos spread his operations across North and South America. He didn’t see himself as guilty—he wasn’t a dealer, just a barber. But now Carlos wants him dead. It’s nothing personal—just business. He’s worried that the Feds will turn him into a snitch.    So, Peloquero is laying low in the barrio, staying out of sight from both the Feds and the cartel. He makes a living cutting hair for the Homies. Most of them know about his past and tease him about it. Worm uses his history to get free haircuts, threatening to rat him out if he doesn’t hook him up. Peloquero jokes that one day his scissors will slip, giving Worm a "haircut accident."    Lil Chino is a champion kickboxer from Nicaragua. He’s fully committed to the life and will fight anyone, no matter the size or skill. He competes in every ultimate fighting tournament, taking on boxers, bikers, bouncers, wrestlers, martial artists, and even a Buddhist monk and a Sumo wrestler. Lil Chino fears no one! But no matter how tough he is, he still needs his fade, and no one does it like El Peloquero.    Oh, and by the way, Peloquero is gay—just deal with it. The Homies do.