On 9 May in Seville, Daniel Luque and Tomás Rufo stood out in a varied Garcigrande bullfight, each earning a trophy. Morante, in his farewell performance of the fair, enchanted the crowd with his artistry, though the sword denied him a prize.
The Juan Pedro Domecq bulls provided an afternoon of substance at La Maestranza: ears for Castella and Urdiales, while Aguado’s refined performance was spoiled by the sword.
The Peruvian matador delivers the standout performance against a top Victoriano del Río bull. Perera earns a meaningful lap of honour while Ortega is left without options.
A deeply impressive performance from Miguel Ángel Perera marks the afternoon at La Maestranza, but the sword prevents a potential double trophy against a brave bull from Santiago Domecq.
The three matadors delivered an intense and varied afternoon, each awarded one ear after moments of high-quality bullfighting in a sold-out arena.
The triumphant bullfighters go out on the shoulders through the Puerta Grande, in Seville it is necessary to cut at least 3 ears. There has been controversy because bullfighters who have cut 4 ears have not been allowed to go out through the Puerta Principal. Peculiarities of the Seville bullring
All the keys to a perfect evening: How to buy your tickets, where are the best seats, how to dress for the bullring, how to go to the bullring, how to get tickets
The most important and traditional fair in Spain. Joy, “tapas”, sangria, bullfights and lots of colour: come to the Feria de Sevilla!
