Guillermo Hermoso de Mendoza is preparing for his upcoming performance at the Plaza Monumental Mexico, a commitment that goes beyond a mere appointment in the arena. At 24 years old, this horseman, son of the legendary Pablo Hermoso de Mendoza, faces not only the pressure of bearing an iconic bullfighting surname but also the challenge of winning over a demanding audience that seeks greatness in every performance.
In an exclusive interview with Publimetro, Guillermo shares his reflections on the family legacy, the evolution of bullfighting, and the mental preparation necessary to face a bull. His style combines classicism with youth, highlighting his ability to connect with the audience and leave his mark in the arena.
'I constantly work to give my personal touch and, above all, connect with the audience,' mentions Guillermo, aware of the audience's expectations at Monumental Mexico. His style is defined by the classicism inherited from his father, but also by his youth, drive, and ambition to stand out in the bullfighting world.
Guillermo Hermoso de Mendoza expresses pride in his surname and the history it represents, although he also feels the pressure and responsibility it entails. With experiences in Spain that have polished his technique, he hopes to rise to the occasion in this special commitment for his family and demonstrate his worth on such a significant stage for bullfighting.
Despite the evolution of the bullfighting art, Guillermo emphasizes the importance of maintaining the traditional essence while seeking new heights in his career. This young and talented horseman envisions his upcoming bullfight at Monumental Mexico as an opportunity to connect with the audience and leave a mark on such an emblematic stage.
