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The Maestranza Cesar Girón de Maracay was inaugurated on January 20, 1933 at the time of the dictatorial mandate of Juan Vicente Gómez, who by the way ruled from the capital of Aragoña, ordered the construction of the Plaza, went to the first bullfight held then, at the that Manolo triumphed welcoming by cutting ears and tail.

The Bullring of Maracay, obstenta the name of César Girón in honor to the extinct insigne bullfighter Venezuelan figure of the bullfighting world. It was declared a National Historic Monument by Official Decree dated April 15, 1994. It is an architectural work inspired by the Plaza de Toros of the Real Maestranza de Caballería in Seville, Spain and in 83 years of life, it has an infinity of flavors. , disappointments, anecdotes, glories and perhaps frustrations, bullfights of memorable tasks written with the signature and style of bullfighters from around the world who stepped on its bullfighting arena.

Today, the Maestranza Bullring César Girón de Maracay is associated with the traditional San José fairs, with short seasons of bullfights, festivals, bullfights, which come and go in the well-known swing, which despite the regrets, keeps the flame of our Venezuelan Brava Party alive.

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