Cristiano Torres cuts an ear in the fourth bullfight of the season

Uceda Vargas opened the afternoon with determination, moving to the portagayola and showing variety with the cape. The bull was measured on horseback, and Cristiano Torres performed a pass with the cape on his back. The novillero from Gerena was also firm with a bull that was noble but lacked strength. Uceda particularly shone with his natural bullfighting, with which he managed to deliver the longest and cleanest passes. He delivered an effective death with his sword. Applause.

Uceda Vargas delivered two good verónicas to the fourth bull of the afternoon/evening. Torres again entered into quites and performed with saltilleras . Vargas gave the bullfighter Daniel Luque a tribute and tried to bring a torn bull that was placing its head firmly in the muleta with his muleta. By seeking it out and letting it use the muleta, he achieved some interesting passages before the animal finally gave up the fight. He killed it with a quick-hitting sword thrust. Applause.

Cristiano Torres couldn't show off his cape with the second bull of the afternoon. The Bohórquez bull was tame and came loose in the opening stages of the muleta performance, but the novillero knew how to trick him into charging. Always very willing, he dominated the bull, whose meekness grew more and more evident. The music sounded for him in a performance in which he showed a certain flair for good manners. In the final phase, he was caught in a spectacular fashion, emerging unharmed. He killed the bull with a sword thrust and then circled the ring after a request.

Cristiano Torres performed well with the verónica on the fifth bull. This bull charged better into the muleta, and Torres began a lively performance on his knees, once again accompanied by the sounds of the Juncal pasodoble. A very complete performance that concluded with a close encounter and bernardinas that warmed up the atmosphere. He killed with a sword thrust and cut off an ear.

El Mene performed with good verónica style against the third bull, a bull that approached the muleta somewhat reluctantly from the right side. He was more lucid with the natural pass but quickly lost steam, preventing the Zaragoza bullfighter from showing off his fine form. He embellished himself with molinetes and two-handed muletazos at the end of the performance and killed with a sword thrust. Silence.

El Mene performed with ease with the verónica on the sixth bull, which was well-pierced by Alberto Sandoval . José M. Hernández and Pablo García greeted the audience with banderillas. The muleta work began well with a mobile bull. El Mene showed disposition and good form throughout the entire performance, finishing his work with a superb sword thrust. He was applauded after insufficient requests.