Seville is closing its season by drawing on memories—memories and nostalgia to pay tribute to what is arguably the most iconic bullfighter this arena has ever seen: Curro Romero. The line-up is unbeatable, and the atmosphere promises to be one of the best. Everything is set for an emotional, historic spectacle. Truly unmissable.

Alejandro Talavante established himself as the standout performer of the first bullfight of the San Miguel Fair in Seville, opening the Puerta del Príncipe after cutting three ears from the bulls of Victoriano del Río. Sebastián Castella and Daniel Luque also shone, each cutting an ear, in an afternoon that saw a total of five trophies and performances of the highest calibre.

Guess how many of the bullfighters announced at the April Fair have already exited through the Prince’s Gate. Servitoro has wanted to name them all and make a ranking so that, if you hadn’t realized yet, you become aware of the caliber of this fair. And what you’re going to miss if you stay at home.

Can’t you think of an excuse to go to the Feria de Abril? Servitoro gives you in this article a good handful of arguments for you to get lost this Spring in the city of Seville without losing sight of one of the icons of the city: The Real Maestranza.

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