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Town anticipates the arrival of Morante, Ortega, and Aguado sans theater tickets

Marbella Torros' ardent dedication to the 'Lantern Bullfight' is unwavering, and their resolve will undoubtedly fill the rejuvenated plaza in 2024.

Anticipating the Arrival of Morante, Ortega, and Aguado in Marbella, Without Pre-Purchased Tickets...
Anticipating the Arrival of Morante, Ortega, and Aguado in Marbella, Without Pre-Purchased Tickets for the Box Office

Town anticipates the arrival of Morante, Ortega, and Aguado sans theater tickets

Marbella's Candlelight Bullfight: A Cultural Spectacle Under the Stars

This weekend, Marbella, Spain, will be abuzz with excitement as the city hosts the annual Candlelight Bullfight, a unique event that blends traditional Spanish bullfighting with a romantic and atmospheric setting.

The event, scheduled for this Friday at 8:00 PM, will take place at the Marbella Bullring, with a historic full house expected. The plaza's 9,500 seats will be filled with candles, creating a breathtaking sight under the night sky.

The Candlelight Bullfight is a recovered event from the Andalusian bullfighting calendar, attracting fans from different points in Spain. This year, bullfighters Morante de la Puebla, Juan Ortega, and Pablo Aguado will perform bulls from Garcigrande. The trio will be joined by Roca Rey and Daniel Crespo, who will also take to the ring.

The City Council and the company 'Arenal Marbella Bullfights' have organized the recovery of the festival in Marbella. The event is also being supported by figures such as Raul Gracia, Miguel Baez, and Fermin Bohorquez.

The Sevillian poster for this year's event has not gone unnoticed by fans, promising a night of thrilling entertainment. The candlelight aspect adds a romantic and dramatic ambiance, distinguishing it from regular daytime bullfights. It’s typically held in the evening, creating an enhanced sensory experience that elevates the artistry of the spectacle.

Marbella, known primarily as a luxury tourist destination, uses the event to blend local cultural tradition with tourism, attracting both residents and visitors who are interested in experiencing authentic Andalusian heritage. The Candlelight Bullfight is considered a highlight of Marbella’s summer events and a key social gathering, often seen as a cultural showcase combining spectacle, tradition, and nighttime festivities.

The event helps preserve and promote the historic art of bullfighting within contemporary Marbella, reinforcing its significance amidst modern influences. It fosters community spirit and pride, while also boosting tourism by offering something unique compared to other resorts and cities on the Costa del Sol.

This year's event is not to be missed, with Roca Rey announcing a mano a mano with Ortega and Aguado in a separate event in the port arena. The ticket office of the Marbella arena has a sign indicating 'No tickets left', so fans are encouraged to reserve their date to be in the coastal town tonight.

In addition, the event will be broadcast live on Canal Sur Television, allowing those who cannot attend to still experience the magic of the Candlelight Bullfight. So, whether you're in Marbella or tuning in from home, get ready for an unforgettable evening of traditional Spanish bullfighting under the stars.

Spectators eager for other forms of entertainment may also enjoy the live broadcast of the candlelight bullfight on Canal Sur Television, even if they cannot attend the event in person. For those who are able to attend, an exciting additional event featuring Roca Rey, Ortega, and Aguado in a mano a mano is scheduled in the port arena, making this year's candlelight bullfight a must-see spectacle, even for those more interested in sports.

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