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  • Juli, El; bullfighting
    bullfighting
    / Act one

    …or two mounted bailiffs (alguaciles) in 16th-century costume (sometimes cowboy costume in Mexico) with plumed hats ride across the ring to the box of the president (often a local dignitary) and doff their hats. The official, who returns the gesture and thereby grants permission for the corrida to begin,…

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    …or two mounted bailiffs (alguaciles) in 16th-century costume (sometimes cowboy costume in Mexico) with plumed hats ride across the ring to the box of the president (often a local dignitary) and doff their hats. The official, who returns the gesture and thereby grants permission for the corrida to begin,…

    Read More