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Juan Belmonte
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Also Known As Juan Belmonte y García
Born April 14, 1892 • Spain
Died April 8, 1962 (aged 69) • Utrera • Spain

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Juan Belmonte.
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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Joselito.
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Dominguín.
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John Fulton
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