The successful participation of the bullfighters Payo, Roca, and San Román in Villa Carmela marked a notable start to the bullfighting season in Guadalajara. Payo and Roca each cut a trophy, while San Román took three ears.
The closing of the León Fair will feature a horse-mounted bullfighting event this Saturday, with the presence of Jorge Hernández, Guillermo Hermoso, and Fauro Aloi facing six bulls from Rancho Seco. Additionally, on Sunday at Plaza México, Andy Cartagena, José Mauricio, and El Calita will present against bulls from Las Huertas.
The Peruvian Andrés Roca Rey has stood out for his bravery and mastery in the ring. According to him, the bull is the true king of the bullfighting festival, and it is essential for the venues to be full and for the bulls to charge so that the bullfighters can succeed.
In various events in Guadalajara, bullfighters like Diego Sánchez, Luis David, Diego Silveti, Alejandro Adame, and Diego Sánchez have shone in the ring, cutting ears and leaving the audience thrilled. The presence of ranches with a long tradition and commitment to breeding brave bulls is also highlighted.
At the beginning of the year, it has been evident that when the bull charges, the bullfighters succeed. Also, the importance of knowing the characteristics of each ranch and the type of bulls they offer, as well as the selection work of runs carried out by the companies and the bullfighters, is emphasized.
Despite unfounded criticism, the bullfighting world continues to celebrate the beauty and valor of the brave bull, highlighting its charging instinct and its role as the axis and reason for bullfighting. The bullfighting season continues with a well-designed agenda and great expectations for upcoming events in various venues across Mexico.
