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| Where bull fighting began |
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| Legalized bull fighting if the bull is not reused |
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| Introduced bull fighting to Spain |
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| When did bull fighting begin in Spain? |
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| List the dangers of a bull |
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| Horns, eyes (pupils), weight |
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| When bulls are divided between matadors; attended by promoter |
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| A small bard; its ribbons tell which ranch bred the bull |
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| Bull's neck muscle, divisa is put into it |
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Parade:
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| Any injury inflicted by a bull |
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| Leads desfile; messenger between the president and fighters |
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| The bribe the manager gives to the media for good press |
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| Calves' test of bravery; tested at 2 years |
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| Lively, light, and fast form of bull fighting |
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| Slow and dramatic form of bull fighting |
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| How the sword should enter the bull (matador's arms form a cross) |
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| Bull fighting season; October-May |
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| Advertisements for bull fights |
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| 1st stage; bull tries to clear the ring; head is up |
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| 2nd stage; bull has been stabbed; head is halfway down |
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| 3rd stage; bull aims to kill; head is completely down (most dangerous) |
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| Red cape used by the matador in the 3rd act (Suerte de la Muertes) |
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| Pink/yellow cape used by banderillero in the 2nd act (Suerte de Banderillero) |
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| Lance used in 1st act (Suerte de Varas); also called pic |
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| Jaca's protection (protective mattress) |
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| Warning to keep matador and bull from fighting too long |
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| Sword; goes into the morrillo; end is hooked and sides are jagged |
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| Sword that severs the bull's spinal cord |
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| Small weapon (spoon-sized) that is used to kill the bull if the estoque or descabellar doesn't work |
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| When the matador keeps his feet together during capework |
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| Horse; Picador rides it in the 1st act (Suerte de Varas) to anger the bull |
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| A bull whose querencia is the tablas |
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| Bull's favorite part of the ring |
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