Bullfighting

This is the academy, somewhere in Spain. The very notorious and largely misunderstood science of bullfighting is what these men practice, and they do it very well. They enjoy helping others learn about it. The men in the background are matador de toros. The man in the foreground is an amateur.

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This web page offers the opportunity to view photos of the American Matador de Novillos Toros, Kirk Farrell know as Miguelin, during performances in the bullrings of Mexico in both novilladas and festivals as well as in Bloodless Bullfights here in the USA.

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Manolete, alias, Manuel Rodriguez Sanchez is one of Spain's most legendary bullfighters. He was born in the city of Cordoba in July 1917. Thirty years later, when he was at the zenith of his career, he met his death on the horns of the bull "Islero". This year, the fiftieth anniversary of his death, which occurred on 28th August in the town of Linares, will be commemorated.

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Since 1995, the Internet's premier independent guide to the world of bullfighting, a virtual library of all things taurine. Whether your interest is elementary or esoteric, we'll do our best to make sure you find what you're looking for.

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The Art of Bullfighting. Statue "El Encierro" by Mariano Benlliure. Tauromaquia is the Greek word for Bullfighting which came to the Spanish language through Latin, the language of Rome and the Roman Empire. Bullfighting is an integral part of the Spanish culture and, having survived centuries of controversy it thrives in Spain, Portugal, Mйxico, Colombia, Perъ, Ecuador, Bolivia, Panamб, Guatemala, Venezuela, Japan! and, yes, even the United States where this unique art is practiced in California and other Western states.

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