El Chorlo greets two ovations in a trophies-less afternoon at the Calasparra Rice Fair
The Rice Fair’s third novillada announced Saltillo’s livestock. It was a tough and demanding bullfight, for triplets with more baggage, with two horses, fifth and sixth, that had emotion and potential. Jesús Díez ‘El Chorlo’, an experienced novillero, opened the square. He wielded the cape with ease and made strides to take the first ox to the media. Saltillo’s, who suffered on the crutch from the hard blow he received, offered a candid attack on the right, which is what El Chorlo based his work on. On the left he had no pass and ended up cracked. Solvent with the sword de novillero, his ear was asked and he greeted an ovation.
Feet came out of the room. El Chorlo drew the best cape bullfight of the afternoon. He toasts to the audience and to Marcial García. Deftly he doubled with the brute in the opening phase and in the third he increased the work, with the bull attacking at his own pace, without finishing Trujillo’s pulse. His credit is the one who did not break and was very willing all afternoon.
At the start there was applause for the second astifino, who was looking for love and was treated to his feet by Cristian Pérez. Saltillo’s soon learned and the gang played it in banderillas, saluting Ruiz Manuel, who was about to be smeared, and Miguel Ángel García. The history of the muleta task was written with dangerous waves of the meekness and will of the uncommanded bullfighter. Interesting ox and Roman was the fifth, who greeted Veronica Cristian Pérez with claw. Saltillo took a stab at the category. Antonio Cama and Miguel Ángel García appeared on the balcony and waved flags. The job of the bullfighter from Hellín soon led to a ferret on his feet that had emotion when the bullfighter swallowed, which rarely happened. Bad luck with the sword, he heard two warnings, while the bull was dismissed with applause.
The third novillero in the fight was Venezuelan José Antonio Valencia. The first of his party was not defined until he passed through the jurisdiction of the piquero. He gave the public his work, which got off to a promising start with the right hand being broken off by a disarm as he tried to close the second round with the chest. From there it floated on, the ox learning at the speed of sound. He killed completely effectively. The sixth was the lightest animal in confinement. Valencia didn’t wait to open his cape and listen to the olés in sets while watching the line. He threw the meat at the varilarguero. He was a potential mate, requiring technical knowledge, which the boy had to acquire. The Venezuelan made up for his inexperience with courage and loved his unquestionable devotion. He killed with a deep puncture and four squares.
Source: La Verdad
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