Antonio Puerta comes out on his shoulders at the inauguration of the portable plaza in Mula

With a good public atmosphere and an entrance close to two thirds of the capacity, the portable plaza that will be permanently installed in Mula was inaugurated. He did it with a mixed bullfight in which four bulls from Guadalmena were fought, for Antonio Puerta and Filiberto and two erales from El Addío, for the bullfighter Borja Escudero. Antonio Puerta came out on his shoulders, cutting an ear from each bull in his lot, while Filiberto and Escudero each walked a trophy.

The prolegomena of the celebration included a minute of silence and the interpretation by the band of the national anthem and in the intermission, the president of the Mula Bullfighting Club handed over to the performers, the businessman, the Government Delegate, the mayor and representatives of political parties a commemorative plaque.

The Guadalmena bullfight allowed itself to be fought a lot. The four bulls were laid out and comfortable in front. The first of them, which was awarded to the Ceheginian Antonio Puerta, was the softest of the celebration. It was named Miraflor and was marked with the number 4. The right-hander from Cehegín gave his task to the public, who opened the way for the hornbill fighting at medium height, without disturbing, until he managed to make the animal follow the cloth in the batches with the right, the best python in the burel. He shortened the gap at the end of the Puerta job, which won the first trophy of the afternoon.

He gladly rocked the cape in greeting Veronica to the room, finishing off with a good sock. In flags, Antonio Cama greeted, who appeared on the balcony in two good pairs. Puerta provided the children of Felipe de Paco. He linked two series with his right hand and suffered a wash when taking his left foot, returning to the right to link a good close set in the third. He shortened distances with the bull already closed in tables. He was caught going in to kill, in an ugly somersault. He raised the pointillero to the horned and his prize was in one ear.

Filiberto’s afternoon had more bullfighting than prize. With a long change of knees he greeted the second in the afternoon, to continue by veronicas. With both knees on the ground he began his task fighting round. Already standing, the figure erect, he was reeling off series of good workmanship, well finished with the chest passes, and he drew very long naturals.

Hairless

But he punctured three times and did not hit until the third blow of pithing. He lost his ears and had to settle for waving a standing ovation. Before the fifth, he excelled in bullfighting to veronica after a disarmament, and this time he did catch up, varied, by tafalleras, lanterns and revolera. He toasted his waiter of swords and took advantage of the good sound of Guadalmena, whom he understood, in batches in which he threw the crutch ahead in the appointments to sign very linked and temperate series. He brightened up his work with pinwheels and flower passes. But he lingered with the pithing. He wandered an ear.

The bullfighter without horses from Alicante, Borja Escudero, closed the square, who was seen with two steers from El Added, who had volume. The boy’s commitment was great, still very green. Silence in his first and a generous ear of the last, with which he was more in tune, was his balance.