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How many bulls did the famous bullfighter El Cordobes kill in his bullfighting career?
I can find no lifetime statistics but I did find some other information that gives you a bit of an idea of how popular and in demand he was in his hay day.
In 1965 he fought in 111 corridas, breaking the single-season record of 109 established by Juan Belmonte in 1919. In August 1965 he killed 64 bulls (a record for one month) and is believed to have been paid 35,000,000 pesetas (about $600,000).
In each corrida (bullfight) a matador usually kills 2 bulls. So, in 1965 he killed at least 222 bulls. He was active as a matador for about 4 decades so one can get an estimate of how many bulls he killed during that time. He retired in 2002.
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How many people have died from a toreador?
This is a difficult question to answer with any degree of accuracy as there is no definitive source of information regarding how many people have died as a result of a toreador. However there have been some documented cases of fatalities that have occurred as a result of a toreadors bullfighting activities. Here are some of the most notable examples: In 1881 Spanish bullfighter Rafael Molina Jimenez was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Madrid. In 1892 Juan Belmonte one of the most famous toreadors of all time suffered a fatal injury after he was gored by a bull during a bullfight in Seville. In 1904 Spanish bullfighter Jose Gomez Alvarez was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Valencia. In 1924 Spanish bullfighter Jose Sancho Casanova was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Madrid. In 1934 Spanish bullfighter Antonio Fuentes was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Madrid. In 1938 Spanish bullfighter Antonio Baena was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Seville. In 1940 Spanish bullfighter Manuel Cuadrado was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Madrid. In 1944 Spanish bullfighter Jose Maria Rueda was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Madrid. In 1949 Spanish bullfighter Francisco Montes was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Madrid. In 2011 Spanish bullfighter Victor Barrio was killed by a bull during a bullfighting event in Teruel.While these are some of the most widely reported cases of fatalities caused by toreadors there may be other cases that have gone unreported or underreported. Therefore it is difficult to accurately determine the exact number of people who have died as a result of a toreadors activities.
Who are some famous bull riders?
Everyone has their own opinion. There is a great difference between 'Who is the best bullfighter?' and 'Who was the most popular bullfighter?' Sometimes it is the same person, sometimes not. For best bullfighter ever, many people would choose Juan Belmonte or Manolete. For most popular bullfighter El Cordobes might be the choice. He was not a particularly good or artistic fighter but became quite popular a few decades back because of his reckless attitude and daring in the bullring. Belmonte and Manolete have been long dead and El Cordobes has been retired now for a number of years.
Famous spanish sport?
Bullfighting.
Why is Spain famous for bullfighting?
Bullfighting in its current form developed in Spain although many ancient cultures had some form of bull taunting or bullfighting.
What are some famous venues of bullfighting?
Some famous venues for bullfighting include The Plaza de Torros de Las Ventas in Spain as well as Plaza Mexico located in Mexico City. Plaza Mexico is considered to be the largest venue for bullfighting.
What are three famous Spanish bull fighters?
Manolete, Antonio Ordonez, and Manuel Benitez "El Cordobes" were all very famous bullfighters, but there were many others as well.
Is Dali a bullfighter?
Salvador Dali ( pronounced almost like Dolly!) was a famous Spanish Artist.
Why did Cristina Sanchez the famous bullfighter become interested in bullfighting?
No way, Jose! There have been several. Seniorita Sanchez is fairly modern. there were, before her, Juanita Cruz and Conchita Cintron, Ms Cintron only died a couple of years ago, of natural causes.
Cristina Sanchez bullfighting biography?
Cristina Sanchez de Pablos (born February 20, 1972) is famous former bullfighter from Spain. She is better known plainly as Cristina Sánchez. Sánchez was born in Madrid.Sánchez enjoyed international fame: she was successful at bullrings in Ecuador and Mexico, as well as being one of the most well recognized bullfighters at home. She debuted as a bullfighter in Madrid exactly one week before her twenty-first birthday: On February 13, 1993.During her career in Spain, she cut a total of 316 bull ears. She retired in 1999, and soon got married, (in 2000) to the Portuguese banderillero Alejandro da Silva.Sánchez was viewed by many as another example of the feminist movement of the 1990s; bullfighting is typically a male dominated sport, and Sánchez became one of the first prominent females in the sport (or "matadoras"). Her fame even reached the United States, where Maria Celeste Arraras showed an article on her at the Primer Impacto Univision television show.
Which Spanish speaking country is located on the continent of Europe and is famous for bullfighting and flamenco dancing?
africa
What did Manolete do to become a famous matador?
Manolete, born Manuel Laureano Rodríguez Sánchez, became a famous matador in the 1940s due to his exceptional skill, elegance, and innovative techniques in bullfighting. He developed a unique style characterized by his calm demeanor and ability to control the bull with precision. His performances captivated audiences and earned him significant acclaim, making him a symbol of bullfighting in Spain. Tragically, his career was cut short when he died in the ring in 1947, further cementing his legendary status.
In a ride through Spain who does Capote share his train compartment with?
Capote shares his train compartment with the famous bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominguín.
