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2026 Spanish bull season – May to September

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2026 Spanish bull season – May to ~~August~~ September

The 2026 Spanish bullfighting season featured extensive regional festivals, including major events in Seville, Granada, Madrid, and Valencia. In Seville, the historic Corpus bullfight at the Maestranza saw Morante de la Puebla and Juan Ortega headline. Throughout June and July, various festivals showcased top matadors like Alejandro Talavante, Roca Rey, and Pablo Aguado in locations such as Sanlúcar, Toledo, and Marbella. Notable performances included Samuel Navalón’s success in Valencia and Tomás Rufo’s acclaim at San Fermín. In late July and August, the Huelva Colombinas festival featured the return of the Miura herd, where Miguel Ángel Perera received an “indulto”. The summer cycle in El Puerto de Santa María concluded with the third ‘Toros en El Puerto’ awards, recognizing Pablo Aguado for best performance, Diego Ventura as best rejoneador, and David de Miranda with the Rafael Ortega award for best estocada. In Málaga, the La Malagueta fair saw Marco Pérez make a successful debut during the ‘Corrida de la Juventud’, exiting through the ‘Puerta Grande’, while El Fandi marked his return to the venue after eight years. David de Miranda also achieved a ‘Puerta Grande’ exit in Málaga. In Almagro, a major event at the Coso de la Cuerda featured a duel between Morante de la Puebla and Roca Rey. During the Feria de Agosto in Málaga, Alejandro Talavante faced a difficult performance with bulls from the Victoriano del Río ranch, receiving silence from the crowd despite showing willpower. In Bilbao, the Corridas Generales at the Vista Alegre bullring continued with Andrés Roca Rey earning an ear despite wind and rain. During the Aste Nagusia festivities, David de Miranda achieved a two-eared triumph, though the presiding official controversially denied the second ear, preventing a ‘Puerta Grande’ exit despite the crowd’s reaction.

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