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The "BULL FIGHT" is "Tauromaquia"...
Plaza del Toros is the place where it happens
matador is the person who kills the bull
cavaleiro is a man who's on the horse and wears out the bull
pega is when about 5 people try to stop a bull...(forcados, are the men)
toro is the bull
aficionados are people who watch/vote on the bull fight to see the winner
encierro is the "running of the bulls" like here in my city Pamplona during San FermÃn
taurocatapsia is a game people play to jump over a young bull...
I think that is all the "bull fighting" word's you'd ever need
dominargenta
corridas de toros.
Alejandro B
"Corridas de toros".
A horrible spectacle held in a ring-shaped building (something similar to Roman amphitheaters, like the coliseum) in wich a man called "torero" (bullfighter) or "matador" pricks a bull, then confuses it using a red piece of textil material and at the end kills with a sword a bull, by following a kind of traditional ritual.
Some bullfighters are very popular, and are followed by paparazzi everywhere, just like actors or singers. And a lot of them have died practicing it.
Some Spaniards love this "shows", and consider them a kind of art, and a nice Spanish tradition.
Some other Spaniards are totally against it.
A Spanish citizen (from Castilla y León)
Nagy
The name is "corrida de toros" and it is very popular in AndalucÃa (south of Spain).
Specially in Sevilla on April Fair.
http://www.spain.info/US/TourSpain/Eventos/Fiestas/A/RW/0/Feria%20de%20abril?language=EN
But also we have the international bullfighting fiesta
of San FermÃn: http://www.spain.info/US/TourSpain/Reportajes/0/San%20Fermin%20la%20fiesta%20del%20toro.htm?Language=en
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