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THE LITTLE BULLS
Toy-like "toritos" make their appearence during the parade. Some are so small that they are mounted on top of baseball caps. |
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Check out the DVD, Video and Photo section. Don't miss watching the clip "Dancing with Bulls." Large file so DSL or better is a must for fast loading. To see pictures of the Toros fireworks tradition click on related links |
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THE BIG BULLS
Here is one of the largest toros that took part in the 2004 Annual Parade of the Bulls in Tultepec during the day.
During the night all the bulls, which are loaded with color lights and free-roaming rockets ("buscapiés"), are fired up in the middle of a crowd of mostly young people who dare come close to the action at the risk of getting burned. Firefighters with fire extinguishers and a Red Cross first-aid station are on standby ready to assist those who need first-aid. This is the craziest, certaintly not the safest, most adrenaline-rushing event surroundig the Tultepec Fair. Of course, you can choose to watch the excitement and crowd movements ranging from running to choreagraphed jumping from a relatively safe distance. Safety googles are recommended. |
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