Explore the Tradition of Bullfighting in Spain
Discover the rich vocabulary and traditions of bullfighting in Spain, from the role of toreros to the significance of matadores. Learn about the different stages of a corrida and the cultural aspects of this controversial sport. Engage in discussions about the perception of bullfighting through a Spanish questionnaire and delve into a role-play scenario featuring a passionate torero and an animal rights advocate.
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Toreros en Espaa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6oy1Fqgm1c
Vocabulario Taurino Toro- Bull (an Iberian cattle breed) Novillos-Novillos bulls younger than three years some don t pass bravery or stamina test to to become first rate fighting bulls. These bulls are used in novilladas to train novilleros. Corrida de toros: A public spectator bullfighting event which occurs in a bullfighting ring. Normally three bullfighters confront 3 bulls each in a corrida. Vaquillas/ Novillas: female wild cow of the same breed as the fighting bulls between two and four years old. They are typically used in place of fighting bulls or novillos for capeas or encierros in village celebrations because they are much smaller and less likely to cause grave damage. Matadores: Matador de toros literally translated as "bull killer" is the professional level of a bullfighter. Mozo de espada: The matador s assistant or "sword page." The mozo de espada prepares and hands the matador all the equipment necessary during the corrida.
Vocabulario Taurino Lidiar /Torear: Verb "to bullfight" until death Muleta: small red cape used in the third stage of the Spanish bullfight Pase llo: A parade of all the toreros around the arena before a corrida.
Discuss the perception people have of bullfighting. Do a questionnaire in Spanish with your classmates to find out what people think about this Sport.
Role- PLAY En pareja Personaje 1 es un torero apasionado Personaje 2 es defensora de los derechos animales Prepara un gui n para la escena
