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Chicuelo (bullfighter)
Spanish bullfighter (–)
For other uses, see Chicuelo.
"Chicuelo" in | |
| Nickname | Chicuelo |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Spanish |
| Born | ()15 April Seville, Spain |
| Died | 31 October () (aged&#;65) Seville, Spain |
| Monument(s) | Sculptures in Seville and Mexico City |
| Home&#;town | Seville |
| Education | Escuela Taurina de Sevilla |
| Occupation | Bullfighter |
| Years&#;active | – |
| Agent | Eduardo Borrego "Zocato" (until ) Luis Revenga (until ) (apoderados)[1] |
| Spouse(s) | Dolores Castro Ruiz ("Dora la Cordobesita"; "La Niña"; born 22 May ) &#; &#; (m.&#;; died&#;)&#; |
| Children | Rafael Jiménez Castro "Chicuelo-III/Chicuelo Hijo" (born ) Manuel Jiménez Castro (born ) Juan Jiménez Castro (died )[1] 4 others |
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| Relative | Josefa Jiménez Moreno (sister) |
In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Jiménez
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All Saints' Day in Sevillian style
Traditionally, 1 November in Spain is a day marked by flowers that decorate the tombs and cemeteries of every city. In Seville, the day of the dead goes beyond the scent of chrysanthemums and saint&#;s bones, and the Sevillians commemorate this day in a very special and unique way that even has its own name: Don Juan Tenorio.
Don Juan Tenorio is a famous work of Spanish literature written by José Zorrilla. This popular play, set in Seville in the Middle Ages, comes to life on Saint&#;s Day in the form of a play. It is now a tradition to see the performance of Don Juan Tenorio in the cemetery of San Fernando, located in the San Jerónimo neighbourhood.
As well as enjoying theatrical and musical performances in the cemetery, Sevillians take the opportunity to visit its notorious funerary monuments, such as the bronze statue of &#;Joselito el Gallo&#;, a famous bullfighter whose early death shocked the whole city and whose monument is one of the mos
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The Youth Band of the Century stands in tribute to Joselito the Rooster
In the afternoon of May 11, the people of Gelves began the commemoration of thecentenary of making the right choice of José Gómez Ortega, Joselito el Gallo for immortality.
For this important event, preambles to others who will continue until late September, the council refused to recognize the important gelveño linking the bullfighter and the Brotherhood and this included the Youth Band Bugles and Drums of the CenturyMacarena. These musicians, who are wasting macarenismo, with its elegant and harmonious sounds, wherever they go, made the opening parade of the cycle that renews and announces a new generation the importance it had, has and will Joselito inthe modern concept of bullfighting. As the procession moves through the by streets,the windows and balconies opening onto the exquisite performances of the youthfulfomación caused astonishment when he certified that the authors of the harmonious and b