We know it’s not easy… but if you’re unsure which line-up to choose, Servitoro makes it simple. Here are, in our opinion, the ten must-see events. The choice is yours now — and you’ll thank us later…
Do you want to see bullfighting in Seville but your travel dates do not match the Feria de Abril? Don’t worry — you still have the chance to visit La Maestranza during May and June. There are promising young matadors and plenty of reasons to make the pilgrimage to this legendary arena. Take a look…
The first major headline of the year was Morante’s presence in the Seville season. Just three months after his retirement, the Seville-born matador has committed himself to the cause and will be the first bullfighter to make the ceremonial entrance in the new era of the historic arena. Here are his line-ups by date. Spoiler: choosing just one won’t be easy.
It is one of the most recognisable styles in the art of bullfighting and one with the greatest following, both in the ring and in the stands. But what exactly is the Sevillian School of bullfighting, and what does it represent? Why do not all bullfighters from Seville belong to it? Here, we explain everything.
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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.
