Ernesto Javier Tapia García, a Mexican bullfighter with a solid background in bullfighting, shared details about his career and the necessary preparation to face a high-risk sport such as bullfighting in an interview. Ernesto, known as El Calita, comes from a family with deep roots in bullfighting, which led him to follow the path of bullfighting from an early age.
From a young age, Ernesto was immersed in the world of bullfighting thanks to his father's influence, a renowned bullfighter. Over the years, he has dedicated countless hours of training to perfect his technique, seeking to impart depth, elegance, and rhythm to his style. Plaza México is an emblematic stage in Ernesto's career, where he has achieved significant victories and enjoys the affection and support of the fans.
Ernesto prepares physically and mentally rigorously to face the danger involved in confronting a bull in the ring. He recognizes the importance of preparation in all aspects and the fundamental role played by his team, from physical trainers to psychologists, nutritionists, and managers. Despite the risks involved in his profession, Ernesto seeks to maintain a positive attitude focused on his goals and dreams.
Regarding the criticisms and controversy surrounding bullfighting, Ernesto defends bullfighting as a tradition deeply rooted in Mexican culture, highlighting its socioeconomic importance and the historical legacy it represents. He acknowledges the need for dialogue with those who oppose this practice but emphasizes the importance of understanding the complexity and depth of this tradition before seeking its eradication.
Ernesto has faced various challenges throughout his career but emphasizes that each "setback" has been a learning and growth opportunity. His tenacity and dedication have allowed him to stand out in a highly competitive and demanding field. With a unique style and refined technique, Ernesto El Calita is preparing to leave his mark at Plaza México, in front of an audience eager for emotion and bullfighting art.
