Seville is buzzing with excitement as the sixth bullfighting event of the season is set to unfold this evening, May 1, 2025. The highly anticipated event features renowned matadors Morante de la Puebla, Juan Ortega, and Pablo Aguado, each bringing their unique flair and style to the ring. The bullfight is scheduled to commence at 19:00 hours, promising an evening filled with artistry and adrenaline.
The draw for the bulls from Domingo Hernández has already taken place, revealing an impressive lineup that will challenge the skills of the participating matadors. The first bull, number 128, named TREINTA Y DOS, is a striking Colorao weighing in at 582 kg and born in January 2021. Following him is the second bull, number 74, ARPONCILLO, a sleek Negro weighing 510 kg, born in December 2020.
As the excitement builds, fans are eager to see the third bull, number 24, CHOCOLATERO, also Negro, weighing 517 kg and born in April 2020. The fourth bull, number 63, BODEGUERO, weighs 513 kg and shares the same color, born in January 2020. The fifth bull, number 118, AVIVADO, is another Negro bull weighing 520 kg, born in April 2020. Finally, the sixth bull, number 02, TIFÓN, weighs 514 kg and was born in November 2020, rounding out a formidable lineup.
In addition to the six main bulls, there are two reserve bulls ready to step in if needed. The first reserve, number 61, AZULADO, is a Negro chorreao weighing 560 kg, born in January 2021. The second reserve, number 50, OREJISANAS, is a Colorao chorreao weighing 543 kg, born in November 2020 and hailing from the Núñez del Cuvillo ranch.
Morante de la Puebla, a crowd favorite, will be supported by his skilled team. His banderilleros include JUAN JOSÉ DOMÍNGUEZ, JOAO FERREIRA, and JOSÉ M. AMORES, while the picadores are PEDRO ITURRALDE and AURELIO CRUZ. Juan Ortega's team features banderilleros JORGE FUENTES, MIGUEL A. SÁNCHEZ, and JOSÉ A. MUÑOZ ‘PERICO’, with picadores ÓSCAR BERNAL and JOSÉ PALOMARES backing him up. Pablo Aguado will also have a solid team, including banderilleros IVÁN GARCÍA, DIEGO RAMÓN JIMÉNEZ, and FCO. J. SÁNCHEZ ARAÚJO, along with picadores SALVADOR NÚÑEZ and MARIO BENÍTEZ.
The event will be presided over by FERNANDO FERNÁNDEZ-FIGUEROA GUERRERO, ensuring that all proceedings are conducted smoothly. The artistic advisor for the event is ANTONIO RAMÓN JIMÉNEZ, while FRANCISCO SANZ DAZA will oversee the veterinary aspects, ensuring the bulls' health and safety throughout the event.
As the sun sets over Seville, anticipation fills the air. Fans are eager to witness the artistry of these skilled matadors as they take on the challenges presented by the powerful bulls. The atmosphere is electric, with spectators already gathering at the venue, ready to cheer for their favorites.
This evening's bullfight is not just a competition; it’s a celebration of tradition, skill, and the deep cultural roots that bullfighting holds in Spain. With each matador bringing their own unique style and experience, the crowd can expect a thrilling spectacle filled with drama and excitement.
The history of bullfighting in Seville adds to the significance of this event. Known for its rich tradition, the city has long been a hub for bullfighting enthusiasts, drawing crowds from all over the region. This particular event marks another chapter in the storied legacy of bullfighting in Seville, where every season brings new stories and unforgettable moments.
As the time approaches for the bullfight to begin, the atmosphere thickens with excitement. Will Morante de la Puebla dazzle the crowd with his signature moves? Can Juan Ortega capture the hearts of the audience with his fearless approach? And will Pablo Aguado showcase his rising talent in the bullring? The answers await as the evening unfolds.
In a sport where every second counts, the matadors will need to be at their best, displaying not only their technical skills but also their courage and artistry. The crowd is ready, the bulls are prepared, and the stage is set for an unforgettable night in Seville.
With the draw completed and the teams ready, all eyes will be on the ring as the first bull is released into the arena. The excitement is palpable, and as the clock ticks down to 19:00, fans can hardly contain their anticipation. This is more than just a bullfight; it’s a showcase of passion, tradition, and the indomitable spirit of Spanish culture.
