Guillermo Hermoso de Mendoza, a renowned horseman in the bullfighting arena, shared his passion for bullfighting and equestrian art in an exclusive interview with Publimetro. In the conversation, Hermoso de Mendoza highlighted the importance of bringing young people closer to bullfighting in a real and authentic way, away from the stereotypes that may circulate on social media.
"There have always been and there will always be kids who dream of being bullfighters or horsemen, and like everything in life, I believe you have to chase your dreams," commented the young bullfighter. He emphasized the need to open the doors of ranches so that new generations can closely learn how bulls are raised and the work involved in the world of bullfighting.
Hermoso de Mendoza, son of the legendary Pablo Hermoso de Mendoza, has been carving his own path in this art, combining his father's characteristic technique with a personal style that has captivated audiences in various countries. Since his debut at the Maestranza Bullring in Seville in 2019, he has achieved success in renowned venues such as Las Ventas and La Monumental.
Regarding bullfighting fans, Guillermo mentioned the differences between the Spanish and Mexican audiences, highlighting the passion and dedication of Mexican fans in each bullfight. He also pointed out that the preparation for bullfighting involves not only physical work but also an emotional and psychological connection with the horses, with whom he must achieve a perfect balance in the arena.
Additionally, he spoke about the commitment to keep the bullfighting legacy alive and the importance of passing on the values of this art to new generations. "I believe that bullfighters, ranchers, businessmen, the entire sector, and especially the young people are responsible for opening the doors of our homes to let them come and learn," he expressed.