- honor. Upon this,
Paquiro makes a
spectacle of
asking Rosario to dance, and Pepa
questions his
motives jealously.
Fernando insults Paquiro's honor,
while Rosario...
- ones used by bullfighters,
introduced to the
event in 1835 by
Francisco "
Paquiro"
Montes as
accompaniment to the
traje de luces, or "suit of lights". The...
- de
Aranda (born 1985)
Jairo Miguel (born 1993)
Francisco Montes Reina,
Paquiro (1804–1851)
Emilio Muñoz El pequeño
Mozart del
toreo (born 1962) Manolo...
-
dedicated to the
matador Francisco Montes Reina (1805–1851),
nicknamed "
Paquiro", who was born in this town. He is
considered the most
important 19th century...
- of birth,
since his father, the
Spanish bullfighter Francisco Alonso "
Paquiro II",
declared to the
press that his son was born in
Bilbao and that he...
-
Francisco Montes Reina (January 13, 1804 –
April 4, 1851),
nicknamed Paquiro, was a
matador and celebrity. He was born in
Chiclana de la Frontera, Cádiz...
-
bullfighter Francisco de
Paula Montes y Reina,
better known as by his nickname,
Paquiro, was born in
Chiclana in 1805, and the
Museo Muni****l
Taurino Francisco...
-
offered to a
spectator as a mark of
honour following a
tradition set by
Paquiro (Francisco
Montes Reina, a
famous 19th-century torero). Castoreño: a wide-brimmed...
-
portraits of many of the period's most po****r bullfighters,
including Paquiro. In 1862, he won
third prize at the
Exhibition with his
depiction of the...
- k.a.
Lagartijo Bullfighter Córdoba 1841 1900
Francisco Montes, a.k.a.
Paquiro Bullfighter Chiclana de la
Frontera 1804 1851
Antonio Ordóñez Bullfighter...
