The arenas of Utrera This Sunday it was once again a meeting place between bullfighting and solidarity. He Mulata Arena hosted at noon the fifth edition of the charity tentadero organized by the School of cultural associations … Bullfight ‘Curro Guillén’an event already consolidated in the calendar of the Sevillian campaign, which recorded a notable attendance of the public and an atmosphere marked by social commitment.
The objective, as every year, was twofold: to allow the school’s students to actively participate in a day of shopping and, at the same time, to collect non-perishable foods, hygiene products and toys for the association’s Christmas campaign.‘You matter to us’dedicated to serving families at risk of social exclusion in the municipality.
The leadership of the tentadero was finally ensured by the journalist and bullfighter Juan Ramon Romerowho replaced the teacher at the last minute Ruiz Miguelabsent due to health problems. Romero, one of the most recognizable voices of bullfighting information in Andalusia through the Carrusel Taurino program on Radio Canal Sur and director and presenter of Todo Caballo on Canal Sur Television, took command of the tent with proximity and knowledge of the rugged terrain.
Before the start of the day, and in a simple act full of symbolism, Juan Ramón Romero was distinguished by the “Utrera, cradle of the courageous bull” trophya prize awarded by the Taurine Cultural Association ‘Curro Guillén’ in recognition of the work of dissemination, promotion and defense of the Festival. The event was led by local bullfighting critic Manolo Viera and was followed by the delegate of Tourism and Major Festivals of the Utrera Town Hall, Francisco Arjonaresponsible for presenting the prize to the winner.
Likewise, the president of the organizing association, Andres Jiménezreceived a commemorative tile from the hands of Jose Maria Ramoslivestock representative Ramos Valles Hermanosowner of the four cattle who fought under the tent and who offered a good game, allowing the students to shine.
All members of the school had the opportunity to show their concept of bullfighting during a training morning open to the public.during which the response from fans also resulted in a generous solidarity contribution. The numerous bags of food delivered to the entrance to the arena will serve to alleviate the needs of those who need it most at this time.
In short, a day in which Utrera demonstrated once again that bullfighting, in addition to culture and tradition, can also be a effective social engagement tool.