The picador is a horse-mounted member of the matador's cuadrilla. It is his job to push the point (puya) of a lance into the bull's tossing muscle. This cause the bull to lower its head and concentrate his charge more, with less tossing of the head. It serves notice to the bull that this is no game and is a serious fight. It also makes the work of the matador a bit easier.
Yes the word picador is a noun. It is a bullfighting term.
Well, if you can call it a sport, Picadors are the horsemen in bullfights.
The toreros include the matador, banderilleros, and picador. The matador usually has a mozo de estoques - a sword boy who also acts as his personal valet - and a manager.
Picador - imprint - was created in 1972.
Picador was an oil painting on wood.
The painting- La picador was painted by Pablo Picasso in 1889.
Exactly what it says. He was breathing like a picador bull (he was breathing heavily).
Picador Porky - 1937 was released on: USA: 27 February 1937
Bullfighting only occurred in colonial Cuba and in rare occasions after that. Bullfighting has been outlawed in Cuba.
Picador Porky - 1937 is rated/received certificates of: Canada:G (Nova Scotia) UK:U
Bullfighting is often described using terms such as "corrida," which refers to the actual bullfight event, and "matador," the main performer who confronts the bull. Other terms include "banderilla," which are decorated barbed sticks placed in the bull's back, and "picador," a horse-mounted bullfighter who weakens the bull with a lance. The practice is also characterized by its cultural significance in countries like Spain and Portugal, where it is seen as both an art form and a tradition.
None. Bullfighting is not considered a sport but an art form.