There is no fixed answer as statistics change on an almost daily basis. Statistics include the number of fights year-to-date, number of ears and tails cut, any warnings (avisos) received, etc. Juan Jose Padilla was one of the leading matadores last year (2011) but received a serious goring through the head in the final weeks of the season. I have not heard if he has recovered and returned to the ring. Another top matador, José Tomás, lost part of his popularity when he was axed due to a money dispute. He was also seriously gored in Mexico last year and has been unable to perform up to his previous standards because of muscle and nerve damage in his left thigh.
Spain.
Those wishing to become a matador must be at least 16 years of age in Spain but there is no age restriction in Mexico.
Madrid
maybe a bull or a matador but in FIFA its a spanish orange
Manuel Laureano Rodriguez Sanchez, better known as Manolete, was a top matador in Spain who died of a goring in 1947.
In Spain the minimum age is 16. There are no age restrictions in Mexico.
Your best bet to see a matador would be at a bullfight in Spain, Mexico, Portugal, France or in one of several countries in Central or South America.
In Spain you must be at least 16 years old. There are no age restrictions in Mexico.
In Spain a person must be at least 16 years old to become a matador. There are no age restrictions in Mexico.
Yes. The paso doble tells a story of the bull fighters of Spain. The man is supposed to be the matador, and the lady is the cape. Every step represents the actions of the Spanish matador. Pretty intense!
It is thought that Roman Emperor Claudius brought bullfighting to Spain in the first century. It was not until 1726 that the current manner of the matador fighting bulls on foot was started.
Matador is 5' 8".