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Seville’s Real Maestranza celebrated a sold-out charity festival where Talavante stood out as the evening’s great star, closing the season with brilliance and emotion.
Seville closes its season with a bullfighting festival on 13 October. A line-up full of style and tradition not to be missed.
The final corrida of San Miguel was sold out, but the Núñez del Cuvillo bulls prevented major triumphs. Morante and debutant Zulueta provided the standout moments.
The opening corrida of the San Miguel Fair delivered intensity and demand with Victoriano del Río bulls. Juan Ortega and David de Miranda both claimed an ear before a sold-out crowd in Seville.
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.
Diego Ventura and Guillermo Hermoso de Mendoza delivered the standout performances in the rejoneo bullfight, each awarded one ear in an afternoon marked by inconsistent cattle.
Seville’s own Borja Jiménez delivers a standout performance with the sixth bull, cutting the only two ears of a disappointing afternoon marred by the dullness of the Jandilla herd. Castella and Manzanares left without reward.
The matador from Gerena emerged as the standout performer in the Victorino Martín bullfight, cutting two ears from the imposing bull Mosquetón, who was awarded a lap of honour. Luque showed flashes of brilliance, while El Cid left empty-handed.
The torero from La Puebla del Río emerged as the triumphant star of the May 1st corrida at La Maestranza, in an afternoon where both Ortega and Aguado also impressed with the cape.
The Cádiz-born matador delivered two high-level performances worthy of trophies, but missed with the sword. El Fandi stood out in the banderillas and gave an electrifying performance with the fourth bull. Ginés Marín left empty-handed with the weakest pair of the lot.
