He wears a traje de luces - a suit of lights.
Matador.
A horseback matador is a rejoneador. He fights bulls from expensive and specially trained horses. That is different than a picador. The picador is the torero whose job is to weaken the tossing muscle of the bull. He does not kill the bull and, therefore, is not a matador.
A matador fights on foot. A rejoneador fights from horseback on specially trained horses. Some matadors, such as Carlos Arruza (died in the 1960s), have done both.
The person who fights the bull is called a matador or a torero. Their job is to perform a carefully choreographed bullfighting routine in the bullring, facing the bull and eventually attempting to kill it with a sword thrust. Bullfighting is a controversial tradition with deep cultural roots in some countries, while also facing strong criticism for animal cruelty.
Chances are, if the matador was not threatening the bull, he would be ignored. If the matador approaches the bull and enters his territory, the bull will charge.
Toreador is French and related to the Spanish word torero. Torero includes anyone who fights bulls including banderilleros and picadores and matadores. Only the matador kills the bull. The word toreador is never used in Spain or Mexico. It is only used in France.
The bull will do nothing if he simply sees a matador unless he feels threatened or is provoked. It that case the bull will probably charge the matador.
A Matador
Yes, the bull is killed in traditional Portuguese bullfights. After a series of confrontations and dramatic performances by the matadors, the bull is stabbed by the matador using a sword, resulting in its death.
a bull
The matador kills the bull.
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