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Ole is the traditional cheer, although I suspect (but haven't observed) that people may yell other supportive words or phrases as well.

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If a matador is performing well he will hear 'Olé' shouted by the crowd with each cape pass he makes. It is an old term of approval for a job well done.

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"Ole!" is the cry of approval from the audience when they are pleased with the matador's performance.

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Matadors will sometimes shout toro to get the attention of the bull. The fans in the stands may shout ole if the performance is particularly good.

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Olé is the cheer given by the crowd after each cape pass by the matador if he is performing well.

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They tend to say "¡Olé!" a lot.

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olé

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oh la

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oley

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