Las Mejores Plazas de Toros del Mundo / The Best Bullrings in The World [IGEO.TV]
La Plaza de Toros México es la plaza de toros más grande de México y la de mayor aforo en el mundo. Está ubicada en la Ciudad de México, en la llamada Ciudad de los Deportes, junto al Estadio Azul en el límite de la zona Del Valle. Tiene capacidad para 41.000 personas (sentadas), pero ha llegado a tener más de 50.000, estando dedicada casi exclusivamente a conciertos populares y eventos taurinos. Dispone de un ruedo de 43 metros de diámetro, y un callejón de dos. Es conocida popularmente como La Monumental o La México. Es de propiedad privada.
La plaza de toros de Acho, en Lima, Perú, es la plaza de toros más antigua de América, y una de las más grandes del mundo, la más importante de las 56 plazas oficiales de toros con que cuenta dicho país, y considerada como una de las de mayor prestigio del continente americano. En ella se realiza anualmente la Feria del Señor de los Milagros, que reúne a las principales figuras del toreo.
Plaza de toros de Santamaría, Bogotá. La plaza mas importante de Colombia; situada en el barrio Sandiego, es una de las arquitecturas de plazas de toros más bellas. Curiosidades: La presidencia de la plaza de toros queda encima de la puerta grande, por ello los matadores deben hacer un giro bastante particular al pisar los ruedos para saludar a la presidencia. La construcción y fundación de la plaza arruinó a sus constructores, por su altísimo costo. Posee un museo taurino. La única muerte registrada en este coso, es la de un Mexicano, en un espectáculo tipo rodeo presentado a mediados del siglo XX.
La Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas es la mayor plaza de toros de España y la tercera con más aforo del mundo tras las de México y Valencia (Venezuela), no obstante es la segunda más grande en cuanto al diámetro de su ruedo tras la plaza de Ronda. Está situada en Madrid, en el barrio de La Guindalera en el distrito de Salamanca, y suele estar considerada por profesionales, aficionados y críticos como la más importante del mundo.
La Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla es la sede de las corridas de toros que se realizan en la ciudad de Sevilla, teniendo especial relevancia para los aficionados las que se celebran durante la Feria de Abril. Es considerada la segunda plaza más importante, tras la de Madrid, y con mayor tradición taurina de España. Es apodada popularmente como la «Catedral del Toreo».
The Plaza de Toros Mexico is the largest bullring in Mexico and the largest capacity in the world. It is located in the City of Mexico , in the so called Ciudad de los Deportes , next to Estadio Azul in the zone boundary Valley . It can accommodate 41,000 people ( seated) , but has grown to more than 50,000 , being dedicated almost exclusively to popular concerts and bullfighting . It has a roll of 43 meters , and an alley of two. It is popularly known as La Monumental o Mexico . It is privately owned.
The Acho bullring in Lima , Peru , is the oldest bullring in the Americas, and one of the largest in the world, the most important of the 56 official bullrings available to that country , and considered as one of the most prestigious American continent. It is held annually Fair Lord of Miracles , which brings together leading bullfighters .
Santamaria bullring in Bogota. The most important square of Colombia , located in the district Sandiego , is one of the architectures most beautiful bullrings . Trivia: The president of the bullring is above the front door , so the killers must make a turn quite particular by stepping the arena to greet the president. The foundation of the building and its builders ruined square , for its high cost. It has as a museum . The one death recorded in this arena , is a Mexican rodeo type in a show presented in mid -twentieth century.
The Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas is the largest bullring in Spain and the third largest in the world after the capacity of Mexico and Valencia ( Venezuela ) , however it is the second largest in terms of diameter of the ring after the square Ronda. It is located in Madrid, in the neighborhood of La Guindalera in the district of Salamanca , and is often considered by professionals, enthusiasts and critics as the most important in the world.
The Plaza de Toros of the Royal Cavalry of Seville is home to the bullfights that take place in the city of Seville , with special relevance for the fans that are held during the April Fair . It is considered the most important second place , after Madrid , and more traditional bullfighting in Spain . It is popularly dubbed as the Cathedral of Bullfighting .
Ver Vídeo San fermin Pamplona encierro toros 2013 / running of the bulls:
Úbeda y Baeza - Patrimonio Mundial - English
Realizado por:
Alternativa Comunicación:
Instituciones:
Asociación para el Desarrollo Turístico de Úbeda y Baeza.
Ayuntamiento de Baeza.
Ayuntamiento de Úbeda.
Junta de Andalucía, Consejería de Turismo, Comercio y Deporte.
Andalucía.
Proyecto cofinanciado por la Iniciativa de Turismo Sostenible: Úbeda-Baeza Museo Abierto del Renacimiento. 1ª Anualidad.
Plaza de Toros de LAS VENTAS - Madrid - ( Spain )
Fotografías de la Plaza de Toros LA MONUMENTAL DE LAS VENTAS -Madrid- (España)
FUENGIROLA, Província de Málaga # Andalucía # (Canal Turismo na Espanha)
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Marmolejo (Jaén)
Vídeo editado por la Asociación PRODECAN que muestra la riqueza cultural, natural y patrimonial del municipio jiennense de Villanueva de la Reina.
Bullfight, San Fermín, Pamplona, Navarre, Spain, Europe
Spanish-style bullfighting is called a corrida de toros, tauromaquía or fiesta brava and is practiced in Spain and Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, as well as in Southern France. In traditional corrida, three toreros, also called matadores or, in French, toréadors, each fight two out of a total of six fighting bulls, each of which is at least four years old and weighs up to about 600 kg or 1,300 lb (with a minimum weight limit of 460 kg or 1,010 lb for the bullrings of the first degree). Bullfighting season in Spain runs from March to October. Each matador has six assistants two picadores (lancers) mounted on horseback, three banderilleros (flagmen), and a mozo de espada (sword servant). Collectively they comprise a cuadrilla or team of bullfighters. The crew also includes an ayuda (aide to sword servant) and subalternos (subordinates) including at least two peones (pages, singular peón). The modern corrida is highly ritualized, with three distinct parts or tercios, the start of each of which is announced by a trumpet sound. The participants first enter the arena in a parade or paseíllo to salute the presiding dignitary; presidente, accompanied by band music. (The corrida happens to the tune of live-played Pasodobles, many of which were composed to honour famous toreros.) The ritual is a key factor, for example the oldest matador goes to the far left, while the newest will be placed in the middle. If a matador is new to the Plaza, he will do the paseíllo without his hat on. Torero costumes are inspired by 18th century Andalusian clothing. Matadores are easily distinguished by their spectacular and quite costly suit of lights (traje de luces), custom-made and embroidered with silver or golden thread. Next, the bull enters the ring to be tested for ferocity by the matador and banderilleros with the magenta and gold capote, or dress cape. Bulls are raised on the open range by specialist breeding estates called ganaderías. The bull enters the arena with a rosette on its back bearing the colours of the estate of its origin. Bullfighting is normally fatal for the bull, and it is dangerous for the matador. Picadors and banderilleros are sometimes gored, but this is not common. They are paid less because their job takes less skill and less courage. The suertes with the capote are risky, but it is the faena, in particular the estocada, that is the most dangerous. A matador of classical (Manolete) style is trained to divert the bull with the muleta but to come close to the right horn as he makes the fatal sword-thrust between the scapulae and through the aorta. At this moment, the danger to the matador is the greatest. Some matadors have been gored many times. A special type of surgeon has developed, in Spain and elsewhere, to treat cornadas, or horn-wounds. The bullring normally has an infirmary with an operating room, reserved for the immediate treatment of matadors with cornadas. The bullring has a chapel where a matador can pray before the corrida and where a priest can be found in case an emergency sacrament of extreme unction (also known as Anointing of the Sick or Last Rites) is needed. Bullfighting is criticized by many animal rights activists, who claim it is a cruel or barbarous blood sport, in which the bull suffers severe stress and a slow, torturous death. A number of animal rights or animal welfare activist groups such as Antitauromaquia and StopOurShame undertake anti-bullfighting actions in Spain and other countries. Others, such as author Alexander Fiske-Harrison who trained as a bullfighter to research for a book on the subject, have argued that there are mitigating circumstances to this: In terms of animal welfare, the fighting bull lives four to six years whereas the meat cow lives one to two. What is more, it doesn't just live in the sense of existing, it lives a full and natural life. Those years are spent free, roaming in the dehesa, the lightly wooded natural pastureland which is the residue of the ancient forests of Spain. It is a rural idyll, although with the modern additions of full veterinary care and an absence of predators big enough to threaten evolution's answer to a main battle tank. Other arguments include those to the effect that the death of animals in slaughterhouses is often very worse than the death in the ring, and that both types of animal die for entertainment since humans do not need to consume meat, eating it instead for taste (bulls enter the food chain after the bullfight). In the final stage, the tercio de muerte (death third), the matador re-enters the ring alone with a small red cape or muleta in one hand and a sword in the other.
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