Historia Del Toreo Eb Mexico Epoca Colonal [Spanish]

By: Rangel, Nicolas

"Historia del Toreo en M xico: poca Colonial" de Nicol s Rangel constituye una investigaci 3n fundamental y detallada sobre el desarrollo de la tauromaquia en el territorio mexicano desde los inicios de la colonizaci 3n hasta finales del virreinato. Esta obra cl sica profundiza en la integraci 3n de las corridas de toros como un eje central de las festividades p blicas, celebraciones religiosas y eventos c -vicos en la Nueva Espa a.

Rangel ofrece una visi 3n erudita que abarca desde la construcci 3n de las primeras plazas y la organizaci 3n de los festejos hasta las reglamentaciones y el impacto social que este espect culo tuvo en los diversos estratos de la poblaci 3n colonial. A trav s de una narrativa rigurosa apoyada en fuentes documentales, el autor retrata la pasi 3n, el simbolismo y la evoluci 3n t cnica del toreo en suelo americano. Es un recurso indispensable para comprender no solo la historia del deporte y el espect culo, sino tambi n la formaci 3n de la identidad cultural mexicana y su herencia hisp nica. Con un enfoque hist 3rico s 3lido, este libro rescata las cr 3nicas de una poca donde el valor y la tradici 3n se daban cita en la arena.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 1025710908
• ISBN13: 9781025710907
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 386 Pages
• Weight: 1.19 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.2"