Juan Belmonte

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Juan Belmonte in the bullfight's final act, the muleta (small cape) in his left hand and the estoque (sword) in his right.

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Juan Belmonte: Media

Spanish bullfighter

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Juan Belmonte.

Juan Belmonte.

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Juan Belmonte in the bullfight's final act, the muleta (small cape) in his left hand and the estoque (sword) in his right.

Juan Belmonte in the bullfight's final act, the muleta (small cape) in his left hand...

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