Quality of rejoining – Diary of Yucatan

Diego Ventura once again demonstrated why he is one of the main figures of today’s rejoneo after creating a great work in front of the fifth of the afternoon of San Pelayo in the bullfight of rejones of the April Fair 2024, the eighth celebration of the Sevillian season .

The Sevillian rejoneador had a very high-level afternoon in which, if it had not been for the death rejón in his first, he could have left through the Puerta del Príncipe.

For his part, Guillermo Hermoso from Mendoza also had a very committed afternoon, being applauded by both bulls after two tasks in which the Navarrese had to put absolutely everything into taking advantage of two animals that clung to the ground, a condition that only made Guillermo grew up on a complicated afternoon.

Sergio Galán had less luck, who was willing against a group that gave few options for victory, the Madrid native showing off in flags and fighting in a classic style.

Offering him all the advantages, Diego Ventura received the fifth, an animal that had a little more energy than his brothers, allowing a great receipt from the Sevillian rejoneador, who left a single de rejón of punishment. With “Nómada” he performed several draw breaks and then took it out to the media, achieving the best passages of the entire afternoon and putting the audience in his pocket with several pirouettes in the face. Ventura maintained the tone of the task with “Lio”, reaching the bull from end to end of the ring on several occasions to finish getting the public on their feet. He finished off Diego Ventura by taking the reins from “Bronce” to show off and nail an important two-handed pair while he walks backwards to the quadrille yard amidst the closed ovation of the maestronza. He rounded off the Ventura task with “Guadiana” with two short flags and two roses as a prelude to a large death blow that served to cut off both ears.

A very bullfighter and with his characteristic tradition, Diego Ventura received the second in the afternoon, leaving a single punishment that was applauded by the crowd. “Fabulous” he tried to evade the attack of an animal that could not fully notice, exposing a lot in two sensational breaks. He had to provoke the attack in the short distance to achieve the moments of Ventura’s greatest brilliance, nailing an extraordinary two-handed pair and three roses with “Guadiana” in a display of mastery. He missed with the death penalty on two occasions, managing to get it right on the third attempt.

Agitated by Ventura’s triumph, Guillermo went out all out, stopping with great panache an animal from San Pelayo that soon went to the ground, but which the Navarrese knew how to manage to build a high-level task. Four short two-handed banderillas and two roses served as an epilogue to a task from less to more, finished off with a rejón de muerte reaching the bull from the boards that did not have the expected effect. The second one did not go better, but in both he received applause after request.