Spanish bullfighters: The Greatest thread

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All of them look European to me, but there are some types which might have North African influences. This is not something uncommon, just like in Eastern Europe where you can find people with East Asian influence.

Like maybe Emilio de Justo or Pepe Moral, but this is only my guess. They look like Europeans, I'm just saying they can have other influences which is common especially in Southern and Eastern Europe.

You can also see there are Southern Europeans who score some North African or Levantine in different calculators and there are Eastern Europeans who score East Asian and sometimes you can see this influence on some people.

There are some gypsies in the pictures. Morante de la Puebla is a known gypsy.

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There are some gypsies in the pictures. Morante de la Puebla is a known gypsy.

You are right, Morante de la Puebla is Gypsy, I did not know and he does not look like one, really.
Not sure who more could be Gypsies in these bullfighters. There are many Gypsies involved in bullfighting and it would be very difficult to know all of them.

Later I will post more pictures.

[Incal]

El Juli y Jesulin vinieron varias veces por aquí.

[Incal]

A propósito, el Juli parece la versión ibérica de Mark Hamill

[Tannhauser]

MANOLETE.- 50 Años después de su muerte ( 1947 - 1997 ). Documental.

[Cristiano viejo]

Manuel Diosleguarde, from Castilla y León


Javier Orozco, from Andalusia

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Cristina Sanchez from Madrid is a woman bullfighter. She is beautiful.

[Fraisod]

"No Christianity. Socialism." Fixed.

[Cristiano viejo]

Ismael Martín (left) and Joselito Sánchez (right)

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Alicia Tomás, vedette, bullfighter and icon of the 'El Destape(uncover)' dies at 80.
The versatile artist has died in Barcelona after a long coronary disease.02/02/2021



In 1974, as heir to the great bullfighting hobby of his father and a regular at the two-plaza laying where they were then held in Barcelona, ​​he decided to give a Copernican turn to his career and began to fight in public , once the Alicante Angela Hernández had managed to get the Franco government to lift the prohibition against fighting women that had been in force for almost forty years.

Alicia Tomás' first public performance as a bullfighter took place in the Jaén town of Torreperogil, on September 9, 1974, just a month before she also suffered her first and only goring in the Plaza de Guadalajara .

Two seasons later, after debuting at the Vista Alegre arena in Madrid, she formed a famous female line-up with Rosarito from Colombia, Ángela, La Algabeña, Lola Maya and Mari Fortes, with whom, under the direction of businessman Paco Rodríguez, she gave the back to Spain.