Bull Fight
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Is that Dollars of Pesos?
Part I
the matador greets the bull with a series of maneuvers, or passes, with a large cape
being chased by the bull
The second part of the corrida consists of the work of the picadors, bearing lances and mounted on horseses
Part III
a trumpet blows, and the banderilleros, working on foot, advance to place their banderillas (brightly adorned, barbed sticks) in the bull's shoulders in order to lower its head for the eventual kill. They wear costumes similar to those of their matadors but their jackets and pants are embroidered in silver
Part IV
stirring up the dust
After several minutes spent in making passes, wherein the matador tries to stimulate the excitement of the crowd by working closer and closer to the horns, the fighter takes the sword and lines up the bull for the kill
the victor
dragging the slain bull away
