- A
running of the
bulls (Spanish:
encierro, from the verb encerrar, 'to corral, to enclose'; Occitan: abrivado,
literally 'haste, momentum'; Catalan: bous...
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famous is San Fermín, in Pamplona.
While its most
famous event is the
encierro, or the
running of the bulls. It has
become one of the most internationally...
- festivities,
started out in the 1920s. The
running of the
bulls (Spanish:
encierro or los
toros de san Fermin)
involves hundreds of
people running in front...
- ISBN 978-0-521-79209-7. Pazos,
Conde Miguel (2011). "El
tradado de Nápoles. El
encierro del príncipe Juan
Casimiro y la leva de ****os de
Medina de las Torres...
- competitions. The
encierro (bull run) in Pamplona's
fiestas Sanfermines started as a
transport of
bulls to the ring.
These encierros, as well as other...
- as the
jalatoro or pascuatoro. The
jalatoro is
similar to the
Spanish encierro,
except that the
bulls are led by
horses of the Morochucos.[citation needed]...
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Spain and Mexico.
Troupes include El
empastre or El
bombero torero. An
encierro, or
running of the bulls, is an
activity related to a
bullfighting fiesta...
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known as "REVIVALS" and the
annual inter-medical
sports meet
known as "
ENCIERRO".
Apart from this, it also
hosts annual intra college cultural event known...
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honor of Our Lady. Many
runnings of
bulls (a
minor version of Pamplona's
encierro)
happen during the festivity.
During all days late
night parties happen...
-
Jorge Adrián, Ver, oír y callar.
Creer en la
Santa Muerte durante el
encierro, UNAM, 2018. Bastante, Pamela; ****ieson,
Brenton (Winter 2013). "Nuestra...
