toreros
Caped arena fighters
Toreros is the plural of torero, a bullfighter—specifically one who fights on foot rather than horseback.
The term comes from Spanish and applies to all participants in a bullfight, though matador designates the principal fighter who kills the bull.
The toreros paraded into the arena in their traditional suits of lights.
Embroidered bullfighting attire
Mounted bullfight lancer
- banderilleroDart-placing bullfight participant
- maestroDistinguished musical leader
Circular bullfighting venue
- corridaFormal Spanish bull contest
- sandFine rock particles
- spectatorsThose who observe events
- chutesInclined passage for conveying
gates · enclosure · gallery · tiers · seating · oval · amphitheater
Hooded outer garment
traje de luces
Embroidered bullfighting attire
picador
Mounted bullfight lancer
- banderilleroDart-placing bullfight participant
- maestroDistinguished musical leader
bullring
Circular bullfighting venue
- corridaFormal Spanish bull contest
- sandFine rock particles
- spectatorsThose who observe events
chutes · gates · enclosure · gallery · tiers · seating · oval · amphitheater
capote
Hooded outer garment
valor
Courage in danger
- braveryBoldness before danger
- fearlessnessComplete lack of dread
- gallantryCourage, especially in combat
daring · audacity · mettle · nerve · grit · composure · casta · temple
silencio
Total absence of sound