2. Slide 1:
Title
Slide 4:
Training of
the
Bullfighter
Slide 7: Parts of
the Bullfight
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Table of
Contents
Slide 3:
History of
Bullfighting
Slide 5:
Costumes/Clothing
of the Bullfighter
Slide 6: More
pictures of
costumes
Slide 8:
Importance to
Spanish Culture
Slide 9: Works
Cited
3. Bullfighting has existed since Ancient times.’
Bullfighting was popular in Ancient Rome but was fully
developed in the Iberian Peninsula
Bullfighting later developed to men on foot
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4. First, men would be trained as assistants on
foot in the ring.
They would wave the initial cape wave.
Later, they would become matadors who
kill the bull after.
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5. They wear elaborate, tight pants and jackets that are called traje de luces.
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7. First, there is an opening parade.
Then, there is the cape stage.
Next, there is the picador stage.
Then there is the killing stage.
Lastly, there is the duration at the end.
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Video of
bullfighting
8. Bullfighting became a beloved tradition
Introduced by Roman emporer to Spain and was quickly
adopted
Bullrings were quickly built around Spain
Still celebrated as an art form and a sport that Spain’s culture
and unique history
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9. 1) http://www.spanish-fiestas.com/culture /bullfighting-history/
2) http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/557573/Spain/70329
/Academies-and-institutes#toc70330
3) http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/84444/bullfighting/
214830/Performers
4) http://www.flamencoshop.com/bullfight/suit_of_lights.htm
5) http://traveltips.usatoday.com/information-bullfighting-spain3422.html
6) http://www.thetasteofspain.com/spanish-customs-andtraditions/bullfighting/
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