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Fact File: Bull Fighting Bull fighting is one of the oldest and most controversial Spanish traditions. It can trace its roots back to 711 A.D. This is when the first bullfight took place in celebration for the crowning of King Alfonso VIII. It is very popular in Spain with several thousand Spaniards flocking to their local bull-ring each week. Bullfighting was originally a sport for the aristocracy and was done on horseback. King Felipe V took exception to the sport however and banned the aristocracy from taking part. After the ban the commoners accepted the sport as their own and, since they could not afford horses, in around 1724 they developed the practice of dodging the bulls on foot, unarmed. Nowadays there is much controversy surrounding bullfighting and many a debate as to whether or not it should be continued into the 21 st century. |
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Web TV Costa Blanca is an innovate new way of finding out about the Costa Blanca. We are going to bring you changing clips that will look at life here on the Costa Blanca, it's people and places, advice and tips, adapting to Spanish life and so much more. |
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