The cristal bull / Beldon Butterfield ; in collaboration with Bruce Zimmerman

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: San Miguel de Allende (Mexico)--AuthorPublication details: New York ,Description: 215 p. ; 21 cmISBN:
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Summary: This is the story of Glenda Barnes, who comes to Mexico in search of change and adventure. What she finds nearly destroys her. She falls in love with the fiesta brava, the bullfighting ritual that has withstood centuries of change. We will meet Manolo Garay, Chico Ruiz, and Antonio Salazar, three boys coming of age the hard way, their future driven by the promise of gold on the ends of the needle-pointed horns of the brave bulls that maim and kill in the bullrings of Mexico every Sunday. The story encompasses the aspirations of these three young aspiring matadors; from out of the way village fiestas, to the small towns and their Sunday bullfights, and in the end the ultimate center of the taurine world - Plaza México, the largest bullring in the world.
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This is the story of Glenda Barnes, who comes to Mexico in search of change and adventure. What she finds nearly destroys her. She falls in love with the fiesta brava, the bullfighting ritual that has withstood centuries of change. We will meet Manolo Garay, Chico Ruiz, and Antonio Salazar, three boys coming of age the hard way, their future driven by the promise of gold on the ends of the needle-pointed horns of the brave bulls that maim and kill in the bullrings of Mexico every Sunday. The story encompasses the aspirations of these three young aspiring matadors; from out of the way village fiestas, to the small towns and their Sunday bullfights, and in the end the ultimate center of the taurine world - Plaza México, the largest bullring in the world.

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