Bullfighter Pablo Aguado on Tradition, Passion, and the Future of the Sport

Spanish Bullfighter Pablo Aguado Discusses Preparation, Passion, and the Future of the Sport Madrid, Spain – Renowned bullfighter Pablo Aguado recently sat down with Telemadrid for a brief interview, offering insights into his career and the enduring appeal of bullfighting. The interview, filmed ahead of his appearance at the prestigious San Isidro Fair, touched upon several key aspects of the profession. When asked about his preparation, Aguado responded, "Te diría todo el invierno, pero es toda una vida." (I would say the whole winter, but it's a whole life.) This highlights the immense dedication required for success in bullfighting. His choice of words paints a picture of a lifelong commitment, not just a seasonal endeavor. Aguado also shared his thoughts on the future of bullfighting, particularly its relevance to younger generations. He expressed optimism, stating, "Sí creo que el toreo está muy de moda y que una cantidad de jóvenes que no ha habido nunca en los tendidos." (Yes, I believe bullfighting is very fashionable and that there is a number of young people that there has never been in the stands.) This suggests a renewed interest in the tradition among a younger demographic. The interview was a short but insightful glimpse into the world of Spanish bullfighting, offering both a personal perspective from a seasoned professional and an optimistic outlook for the future of the sport.