A consistent, stimulating and well-balanced series, the upcoming Bonfire Show has a huge impact in the last part of the cycle. José Antonio Morante de la Puebla, the bullfighter who drove Sevilla crazy The date is announced with a bullfight in Alicante on an April. Victorino Martin. Bet on the bullfighter, rancher, and businessman. The genius of La Puebla del Río isn’t particularly fussy about dealing with the purples of the crowned A, plus he chose Bonfires with a lot of dedication and responsibility. Killing Victorino’s bullfight is always of greater importance in bullfighting, and even more so if it is not out of necessity but of his own free will. Morante cutting the last tail at La Maestranza And it’s been 52 years since he’s done it, he’ll do the little walk together Rafael Rubiothe master of these fights and a bullfighter who is ignored at the big fairs, and Pablo Aguado, who according to the chronicles, did not have a very good term, although he did a good job in Córdoba.
Victorino bulls underscore the bullish emphasis of a fair that highlights the versatility of its programming. “Bullfighting is on par, all-round, and probably above the level of second-class bullfighting.”, details Victorino Martín. Farmer expresses his pleasure to return to Alicante after a gap of more than 20 years: “I want to congratulate the businessman from Plaza de Alicante, Nacho Lloret, and Morante de la Puebla, which didn’t need it after the historic milestone of tail-cutting in Seville”. “It’s good for the Fiesta for a bullfighter like José Antonio to introduce himself with different races. With our bulls—Victorino’s words—was previously only announced one-on-one with El Cid in Olivenza, Dax and Seville”. It’s true that Alicante isn’t a square characterized by a distinctly bullish character, but as Victorino puts it, the squares “gain the personality and concerns of businessmen, and this company has been seeking and succeeding this year. two great events: Manzanares fighting six bulls and Morante killing our bullfight”.
A few days ago, Morante and Victorino agreed At the awards ceremony given by El Corte Inglés to the winners of the April Fair. The rancher asked the bullfighter if he was planning on going to tempt the cows in Las Tiesas, where Victorino’s bulls graze. And Morante was frank: “He doesn’t want a cow, he told me directly in the square,” says the farmer.
Murcian Rafaelillo will have an important square in Alicante where he can claim territory and mark it. It has been a difficult and at the same time strange year for Rafaelillo. because there has never been a bullfighter who specializes in tough bullfights, neither in Valencia, nor in Madrid, nor in Seville. It is also noteworthy that the advertisement of Sevillian Pablo Aguado features Victorino bulls. He will face the Cardenos for the first time and the Alicante arena will be the scene of a major challenge in the Sevillian bullfighter’s season.
POSTERS OF HOGUERAS FAIR:
-18 June Sunday: The bulls of Fermín Bohórquez. Andy Cartagena, Diego Ventura, Lea Vicens
-Monday 19 and Tuesday 20: Practical lessons with students of the Alicante Municipal Bullfighting School
-Wednesday, June 21: The helms of Zacarías Moreno. Santiago Esplá, Borja Escudero and Kevin Alcolado who made his debut with the picadors.
-Thursday, June 22: Juan Pedro Domecq. David Fandila “El Fandi”, Sebastian Castella and Daniel Luque.
– Friday, June 23: Victoria River. Julián López “El Juli”, Andrés Roca Rey and Tomás Rufo.
-24 June Saturday: Six bulls from Daniel Ruiz. José María Manzanares, alone.
-25 June Sunday: Victorin Martin. Rafael Rubio “Rafaelillo”, José Antonio Morante de la Puebla and Pablo Aguado.