


Last night I saw a great documentary on PBS P.O.V. about women who pursue a career in bullfighting in Spain. Setting aside individuals' opinions about this controversial sport, it was fascinating to learn about this history and the struggles they faced to enter the profession. I was mesmerized by one historical figure in particular, a woman called Juanita Cruz (see glamorous photos, above) who worked in the 1920s and 1930s, until forced to leave Spain during the Civil War. She never returned.
4 comments:
Wow, that's pretty awesome! I love trailblazing women!
Me too! Thanks for reading!
Fascianting! Thanks Petite for the link and photos!
What a courageous and beautiful lady she was. A beautiful lady artistically showing her natural dominance over the masculine and applying the finality of death,is truly poetic! Bravo!
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