Temporada taurina 2010-2011 de la plaza de Cañaveralejo de Cali, Colombia.

El Dr. Eduardo Estela Garrido, dio a conocer los carteles de la próxima temporada taurina 2010-2011 de la plaza de Cañaveralejo de Cali, Colombia.

En donde se leen los nombres de Julián López El Juli, así como Andy Cartagena, Iván García, Cayetano Rivera, José María Manzanares, Curro Díaz, Daniel Luque, Víctor Puerto y Antonio Ferrera.

A esta nómina se unen las figuras del toreo colombiano: Paco Perlaza, Luis Bolívar, Guerrita Chico, Cristóbal Pardo, Pepe Manrique, José Fernando Alzate, Juan Camilo Solanilla y el novillero Santiago Naranjo quien tomará la alternativa.

Así mismo estarán las más destacadas ganaderías del país: Las Ventas del Espíritu Santo, Juan Bernardo Caicedo y El Paraíso, la ganadería antioqueña La Carolina, y las mejores ganaderías de nuestra región como lo son: Puerta de Hierro, Ernesto González Caicedo, Fuentelapeña, Ambaló y de Manizales la Ganadería de Ernesto Gutiérrez.

Las combinaciones son:

Diciembre 25
Novillos de Puerta de Hierro de Don Eduardo Estela para novilleros por designar

Diciembre 26
Toros de El Paraíso de Don Jeronimo Pimentel para Guerrita Chico, Cristóbal Pardo y el rejoneador Andy Cartagena, quien lidiará el 3 y 6 toro.

Diciembre 27
Toros de Juan Bernardo Caicedo para José María Manzanares, Luis Bolívar y Daniel Luque.

Diciembre 28
Toros de Ernesto González Caicedo para Julian Lopez El Juli, Cayetano Rivera Ordóñez y Santiago Naranjo quien toma su alternativa.

Diciembre 29
Festival de la ganadería de Ernesto Gutierrez para Julian Lopez El Juli, Paco Perlaza, Jose Maria Manzanares, Cayetano Rivera Ordóñez, Santiago Naranjo y el rejoneador Andy Cartagena.

Diciembre 30
Toros de Las Ventas del Espíritu Santo del maestro César Rincón para Pepe Manrique, Julián López El Juli y José María Manzanares.

Diciembre 31
Toros de la ganadería de Fuentelapeña de Herederos de Don Abraham Dominguez para Curro Díaz, Luis Bolívar y Daniel Luque.

Enero 1
Toros de la Carolina de Don Santiago Uribe para Iván García, Juan Solanilla y José Fernando Alzate.

Enero 2
Toros de Ambalo S.A. Herederos de Don José María Estela para Víctor Puerto, Antonio Ferrera y Paco Perlaza.

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Paola Gaviria is an outstanding artist born in Quito, Ecuador and raised in Colombia. In the last six years, she has been drawing in different cities around the world—from Paris to Sydney, where she now lives and sees her life as a foreigner through lines and colors. Her latest exhibition, “Drawing Around,” which is featured at the First Draft Gallery, captures the eclectic scenarios of Sydney’s red-light district, Kings Cross, where she lives amongst the drug dealers, prostitutes and backpackers of the area.(bio)

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*Wallace V. Masuko
São Paulo, 1979. Artista plástico. Vive y trabaja en São Paulo. Cursa la Maestría en Poéticas Visuales con orientación de Carlos Fajardo en la Universidade de São Paulo (USP), su investigación se basa en el estudio de las notas escritas, recopiladas y reproducidas por Marcel Duchamp en 1914, en 1934 (Boîte Vert), y 1967 (Boîte Blanche), y, en su reinterpretación gráfico-linguística para el português. Es editor de la revista PARA - www.revistapara.net . Trabaja en la coordinación de las residencias_en_red [iberoamérica] - plataforma de intercambio entre residencias artísticas iberoamericanas www.residenciasenred.blogspot.com. Hace diseño gráfico con el 3 ao cubo - construções visuais. En 2010 presentó las exposiciones E (Teatro de Arena de São Paulo) y MEU/CADAFALSO (Centro Maria Antônia - São Paulo)

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Cheongdo bullfighting "I prefer a normal Bullfight" @ Cañaveralejo

Cheongdo bullfighting

A centuries old bullfighting tradition held every March draws large crowds and teaches valuable lessons

A five day centuries old bullfighting festival in Cheongdo ended Sunday that drew 480,000 spectators during the weeklong event, according to Yonhap.

However, in contrast to Spanish bullfighting, there is no matador. Bulls fight each other, usually without bloodshed or death. Organizers say serious injuries are rare.

"The bulls fight each other," Cheongdo county mayor Lee Joong-Geun told AFP. "Whereas the bullfighter is always the winner in the Spanish version, our winner is undisclosed until the end... It is a fair and clean sport. Bullfighting is part of Koreans' life, as it was mine when I was young and owned a bull."

In the annual tradition just before farming season begins, proud bull owners gather for the competition at Cheongdo, 265 km southeast of Seoul in March.

This year, 132 bulls across six different weight classes took part in the events that had made it to the quarter-finals in other competitions. About 10,000 spectators gathered for opening day, Wednesday.

According to AFP, "The contest begins when two owners dressed in traditional red and blue lead their bulls into the centre of the ring.

"When the referee blows his whistle, owners use a rope attached to a nose ring to get their beasts -- weighing around three-quarters of a tonne -- to clash head to head. They lock horns and attempt to push each other backwards.

"There is no time limit for each bout."

Choi Kyoung-Hee, 40, a festival volunteer said that "The focus is not on the bulls getting hurt. It is fun if you focus on the tactics, the energy and the speed."

"When one bull is exhausted, it backs off and pulls its horns away," AFP said. "The winner roams the arena, seemingly savouring the victory, while the loser slowly walks out."

The winning bull collects six million won (US $5,217); the runner-up, 5 million won.

The bulls are also ordinary breeds but unique to Korea. The Korean cows, called "hanwoo", are picked for their fighting prowess, usually those with short front legs, thick legs and small eyes. Bulls normally reach their pugnacious peak at around six or seven years of age.

Bulls too old to fight return to the farm or are put down if damaged as a result of fighting, but never killed for their beef.

"Korean cows, or hanwoo, are a unique species in the world that lives only in Korea," explained Nam Ho-kyung, president of the country's largest domestic cattle association, Chosun Ilbo reported. "Raising them and holding fights between them are both part of our history. The Hanwoo species is recognized as having great physical power and stamina."

Some are trying to make bullfighting a legal gambling sport, "but there are problems due to conflicts within the organisation," festival organiser Park Chung-Bae told AFP.

Still, whether the bullfighting has a monetary payoff or not for spectators, there's a lesson to be had, the mayor believes.

"Once the bull surrenders, no owner will push it to the limit and will accept the result," he said. "Such a spirit is definitely something for us to learn."

Indeed, competition as well as life is not simply about winning at any cost, but learning to accept defeat graciously as well.