1. Bullfighting Bullfighting has been called Spain's favorite sport

2. Definition of Bullfighting : the action involved in a bullfight Examples of Bullfighting in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Extensive Bullfighting memorabilia adorns Mr

3. Origins of the Bullfighting Tradition

4. Some Bullrings house bullfighting museums

5. Tickets for Bullfighting in Madrid

6. His support for bullfighting has earned him the admiration of important figures of bullfighting as José Tomás and Enrique Ponce, as acerbic critics by anti-bullfighting sectors.

7. Bullfighting is not a fight at all

8. Bullfighting, national sport and spectacle of Spain

9. Bullfighting is the most traditional of Spanish Fiestas

10. Bullfighting’s detractor’s often refer to Bullfighting as mass entertainment

11. Bullfighting is a performing art like ballet or circus

12. (bullfighting) A member of the cuadrilla who uses Banderillas

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14. Madrid's bullfighting season begins in March and ends in October.

15. Shop for Bullfighting art from the world's greatest living artists

16. Unfortunately, most Americans do not understand the beauty of Bullfighting

17. Corrida f (plural Corridas) sprint, run, dash (bullfighting) a bullfight

18. Bullfighting has its roots in rituals dating back many centuries

19. Historically, there had been three Bullrings in Barcelona dedicated to bullfighting

20. Some people consider Bullfighting a cruel sport in which the bull […]

21. In 2013, after the global financial crisis also significantly hurt the Bullfighting sector, the conservative government at the time came to its defense by declaring Bullfighting part of Spain’s

22. Bullfighting rules do not allow them to use the muleta (scarlet cloth)

23. Without Bullfighting, bull farms would give way to intensive and industrial agriculture

24. Bullring (plural Bullrings) (bullfighting) The area in which a bullfight takes place

25. Bullfighting is a glorious pastime with a rich history in Spanish culture

26. A Bullfighter (or matador) is a performer in the activity of Bullfighting

27. Bullfighting The authentic Spanish Bullfighting is a ritual that starts with the paseíllo and is followed then by three different stages or tercios (can be translated as thirds)

28. Bullfighting is not a competition, and the bull’s death is a foregone conclusion

29. Bullfighters Only is a platform created to revolutionize the sport of American Bullfighting.

30. Tell others the facts about Bullfighting and urge them to protest as well

31. Deplored by some and adored by others, Bullfighting is a bloody and violent

32. Spanish: ·bullfight (bullfighting event) Synonym: Corrida Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary

33. Bullfighting Each year, thousands of bulls are barbarically slaughtered in bullrings around the world

34. Bullfighting in Madrid is one of the more exciting experiences you can live in Spain

35. Wolff is right to claim that Bullfighting does contribute to the preservation of the wilderness

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37. But, he is wrong to think Bullfighting is the only way it can be done

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39. Bullfighting ¡Olé! This is a common cheer that spectators chant to applaud bullfights

40. This format is followed for Bullfighting in Spain, Mexico, France and other countries with this tradition.

41. Spanish-style Bullfighting is a type of Bullfighting that is practiced in Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, as well as in parts of southern France and Portugal.This style of Bullfighting involves a physical contest with humans (and other animals) attempting to publicly subdue, immobilize, or kill a bull.The most common bull used is the Spanish Fighting Bull (Toro Bravo), a

42. The coronavirus pandemic has brought Spanish Bullfighting, long reviled by animal rights campaigners, to a standstill

43. The following is a list of ways you can help end the cruel spectacle of Bullfighting: 1

44. Yet despite its cultural significance, Bullfighting continues to face increasing scrutiny in light of animal rights issues

45. In its modern Spanish style, Bullfighting first became a prominent cultural event in the early 18th century

46. Bloody or bloodless, Bullfighting is a senseless, degrading spectacle that has no place in a civilized society.

47. The Spanish word for bullfighting is Corrida de toros that can be literally translated as “running of bulls”

48. Bullfighting has existed for thousands of years and it has been popular in Spain for nearly a millennium

49. To this day, Bullfighting remains a popular spectacle in Portugal, Southern France and especially numerous regions in Spain

50. Bullfighting is an art form and should be seen as an equivalent to dance, or painting, or music

51. Bullfighting is an iconic tradition in Spain and one of the defining cultural characteristics of this Iberian nation

52. Bullfighting is already banned by law in many countries, including Argentina, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, Italy and the United Kingdom

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54. The English word “Bullfight” is a misnomer, and it does not help to think of Bullfighting as a “sport.” A strict translation for the spectacle would be the incomprehensible word, “tauromachy.” Bullfighting is not a competition, and the bull’s death is a foregone conclusion.

55. Francione himself has written about how unpopular single issues of animal use: bullfighting, dogfighting, live export etc, could be “Abolitionised”

56. Due to Ratón's fame, bullfighting clubs paid exceptionally high fees of up to €15,000 to feature him in their events.

57. In fact, nearly 75% of Spanish provinces enjoy Bullfighting as millions of citizens and visitors attend a spectacle every year.

58. Bullfighting Ernest Hemingway was a master using Bullfighting terms and described a corrida as “the only art in which the artist is in danger of death and in which the degree of brilliance in the performance is left to the fighter’s honor” in Death in the Afternoon.

59. Spanish-style bullfighting is called Corrida de toros (literally "coursing of bulls") or la fiesta ("the festival")

60. Bullrings of spain Bullfighting is an iconic tradition in Spain and one of the defining cultural characteristics of the Iberian nation

61. Spain has come under fire recently for its Bullfighting spectacles where trained matadors dodge charging bulls before stabbing them with swords

62. Bullfighting is a traditional sport that can be found in Western Europe and some limited locations in Central and South America

63. For over six centuries, Bullfighting, considered a beloved pastime and cultural symbol, is seen as an art rather than a sport.

64. Bulls, Bullfighting, and Spanish Identities is an intriguing study of symbolism used to examine the broader anthropological issues of identity and nationhood

65. Bullfighting is the national spectacle of Spain and Mexico, and it is also popular in Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, Portugal, and other countries

66. Spain's traditional custom of Bullfighting has once again caused anger as supporters of the cultural event clashed with animal rights groups in Spain

67. The distinguishing trait of the Iberian stock used in Bullfighting as it is known today is its spirited and continuous attack without provocation

68. Witnessed an accident at my first live Spain Bullfighting event.The event took place in Las Ventas , a famous bullring located in Madrid, Spain.Please leave

69. One Voice claims that both children attending the bullfighting schools and those watching Bullfights as audience members can be psychologically traumatized by these experiences.

70. "Bullfighting involves an extreme violence for childhood,” Gehad Madi, a member of the U.N.'s Committee for the Rights of the Child, told Spain's …

71. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Bullfighting in Spain was banned at several occasions (for instance by Philip V), but always reinstituted later by other governments.

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73. Bullfighting fans regarded him as a star and traveled from across the country to see the morlaco (big bull) at his home at Sueca near Valencia.

74. Bull baiting done in the bullfighting ring with dogs of this type was recorded by Francisco de Goya in his series on La Tauromaquia in 1816.

75. Clash’s eclectic career — he has driven race cars, Bobsledded with the Olympic team, flew supersonic MiG jets, attempted bullfighting — has made him one of the premier “adventure

76. 1959, Tom Lehrer (music), “In Old Mexico”: I cheered at the Banderilleros’ display / as they stuck the bull in their own clever way […]··(bullfighting) banderillero

77. In Portuguese Bullfighting, the matador fights on horseback and the bull is lanced but not killed in the arena (but it is usually slaughtered after the fight).

78. Barrio, a bullfighting professional, was gored by a bull named Lorenzo at the Feria del Ángel festival in the Aragonian capital of Teruel as his horrified wife, …

79. Bullfighting is viewed by supporters as a fundamental part of Spanish culture and major bullfights are reported not as a sport but on the cultural pages of newspapers.

80. Bullfighting was also banned for a period in Mexico in 1890; consequently some Spanish bullfighters moved to the United States to transfer their skills to the American rodeos