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| "Tito de San Bernardo" in the center, |
relaxed and friendly conversation with one of the most emblematic in Seville bullfighters, for his lordship and figure, and as said Chairman of the circle, Fernando Vera , being "a real silver figure of bullfighting."
be told stories and excerpts from his long career with the major bullfighters of the time until his retirement in 1985, in the bullring in Zaragoza, without notice, and acting under the orders of "Child of the Cape ".
After his retirement, told members of the party its journey to empowerment "trusted" with the great skillful Rafael de Paula, which has been "pure bullfighting with the cape you have ever seen," and a "very important value."
We talked about the golden age of 60 and 70, and now .. until end Morante de la Puebla, which stated that "until the afternoon that is wrong, I like."
be told stories and excerpts from his long career with the major bullfighters of the time until his retirement in 1985, in the bullring in Zaragoza, without notice, and acting under the orders of "Child of the Cape ".
After his retirement, told members of the party its journey to empowerment "trusted" with the great skillful Rafael de Paula, which has been "pure bullfighting with the cape you have ever seen," and a "very important value."
We talked about the golden age of 60 and 70, and now .. until end Morante de la Puebla, which stated that "until the afternoon that is wrong, I like."
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| Timing of delivery of the gift. |
Asked about the seriousness of Seville at the time of the award of trophies, stated that "love always de Sevilla ha distinguido entre una oreja que puede valer, y otra que no puede valer», lo que restó importancia a la fiebre de que se concedan premios sin mercimientos alguno. Apostilló: «Eso siempre ha pasado, y pasará».
Entretenida tertulia que puso el colofón con el agradecimiento al maestro «Tito de San Bernardo» , y la entrega del "tomanotas" de la tertulia, elaborado por nuestro amigo Antonio Enrile .
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| Foto de Familia: De izquierda a derecha. De pie: Román Fernandez, Pedro Fernandez, Alejandro Pulido, Fernando Vera, Manuel Nunez and Carlos Arenas. Seated: John M. Pérez, Antonio Alfonso, "San Bernardo Tito" Ignacio Ignacio Gomez-Pando and Tallon. |
Photos: Carlos Arenas.
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