Bullfighting is no exception. On a date where the rights of all women are celebrated and the objective is to sensitize society and enhance gender equality, the national bullfighting party once again does the same in the Plaza La México.
Although it is not the first time that bullfighter women step on this emblematic ring, every afternoon it represents a step forward in the inclusion and recognition of female talent in bullfighting. Thus, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, this Sunday, March 9, the Monumental La México Plaza will carry out a run where the protagonists will be the rejoneadora Stefanía Uribe, the killer Paola San Román and the confirmation of alternative of the Spanish Rocío Romero.
Undoubtedly, a female poster that must resonate the “ole” not only for being unique, and by the date on which it will be held, but because it happens at a time where the culture by the bull has once again been questioned and must be defended.
“There must be more women in the ring”
Paola San Román, killer of Toros.
With 10 years of having taken the alternative, in an interview for Forbes Mexico, the one born in Mexico City, Paola San Román said that it will undoubtedly be a very special afternoon not only for her, but also for the fans, tradition and above all, for her gender. “I hope that people go very happy this Sunday, that women enjoy and reflect the passion with which I make my bullfighting.”
Paola is defined as a classic, artistic, charismatic bullfighter, who reaches people and enjoys being in front of bulls. “I come from a bullfighting family, from my grandfather, uncles, dad and cousins (Diego San Román current bullfighter). I grew up listening, seeing and living this culture, which today I have been able to proudly represent it in countries such as France, Colombia and of course, Spain. ”
After having practiced ballet, taekwondo, swimming and football in his childhood, and adolescence, San Román debuted at age 14 as a bullfight in juriquilla, Querétaro, and today he maintains that bullfighting is his life. “I would like to mark an era in Mexican bullfighting and be a world figure that is remembered for the footprint I left and my contribution,” he concluded.
“I’ve always fought with cause”
Stefania Uribe.
She is a faithful believer of God, and this Sunday will not only be memorable for Mexico, the rejoneadora Stefania Uribe Corn will have her first appearance as a novillera in the world’s largest ring. “God is my partner, without him we are anything. I feel very proud of the achievements that I have had and I am prepared for this debut. ”
The also capital, Stefania comes from a bullfighting family. His family together have 13 livestock, specifically that of his father, Torreón de Cañas, by Don Julio Uribe Barroso, and is the sister of businessman Julio Uribe, entrepreneur of the Zotoluca Hacienda, located in Hidalgo. “I remember that while he moved the cattle in the ranch in 2021, a cow rammed me and I felt that bullfighting would be even more part of my life projection. My first Deco horse, from the Iron of the teacher Pablo Hermoso has been my accomplice in this dream. ”
“Without a doubt, being in Mexico is a watershed in my career. This run I would like to dedicate it to Conchita Cintrón First Rejoneadora in the world and Álvaro Domecq who also fought for cause, are inspiration in my passion. ” Uribe Curn, will be presented this Sunday on the capital stage with five blood horses of the Spanish rejoneador and one owned by his iron.
The asttadas to bullfight will be two different livestock, both of San Miguel de Allende; Brown, owned by the farmer Don Pepe Brown Cajiga y Campo Hermoso, by Don Pablo Suárez Gerard.
Bullfighting with cause
In addition to the celebration of this Sunday, and with the intention of helping to prevent the health of women, the Plaza La México in alliance with the Comprehensive Cancer Center, more than 100 mastographs donated since Tuesday of this week, while the rejoneadora Stefania Uribe, granted oncological consultations to be made in the square to those fans who present their purchase ticket.
Olé, women in the ring!
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