Image:ArtOfBloodlessBullfighting2.jpg

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This image depicts what a bloodless bullfight opening ceremony looks like after all of the participants and performers have entered the arena.

• Notice how the Forcados have their green hats over their shoulder, along with the "pitchfork" in their hand. This is how it is done traditionally.
• I took this photograph during a bullfight with Cavaleiro Vitor Ribeiro in 2003.
• This photo can also be found on our website.
• Author & Copyright credits belong to: © 2003-2006 Konni Magno
  • www.MagkonEnterprises.biz
  • www.ranchcardoso.biz

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