MMMMMMatador pics . . . WOW!

[teddybaerli1]

 

[teddybaerli1]

 

[Zuuuuu]

Check out the instagram account of this Parisian photographer. His latest series are full of handsome and beautiful matadores.

I don't appreciate what they do to the animals in bull fighting but his photos are so amazing, just can't help but appreciate the aesthetic and cultural side of it.

https://instagram.com/quentin.de.ladelune

 

[Pl4T0N1C0]

Nice

 

[blazin]

Luis David Adame, 27 year old Mexican bullfighter
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[pinnacle88]

Omg so glad i found this thread, didn't imagine there could be one dedicated to bullfighters. Here's Pepe Moral

 

[pinnacle88]

One of my favorites, Miguel Tendero. Such a big cock!

 

[pinnacle88]

I absolutely love it when they wear trajes camperos instead of trajes de luces. You can see the outline of their cocks and balls better. Yumm

 

[ActionBuddy]

Not being a follower of this "sport", I hadn't noticed until now, how prominently the matadors display their ball sacks as well as the length of their penises when dressed-up for bullfighting.

Is that a traditional thing, to show-off the size of their genitals, or did it come about with the invention of cameras?

Curious if their intention is to impress the ladies in the audience, or to compare with their male competitors, or, maybe to intimidate the bulls?

A/B

 

[TopNLaA]

Not being a follower of this "sport", I hadn't noticed until now, how prominently the matadors display their ball sacks as well as the length of their penises when dressed-up for bullfighting.

Is that a traditional thing, to show-off the size of their genitals, or did it come about with the invention of cameras?

Curious if their intention is to impress the ladies in the audience, or to compare with their male competitors, or, maybe to intimidate the bulls?

A/B

I'm not a follower of the "sport" either but what I assume is that like a lot of older "sports" they were also a display of male virality. So they're fighting of the bull and the tight clothing are a display and celebration of their masculinity.

Just a personal assumption.

 

[pinnacle88]

I'm not a follower of the "sport" either but what I assume is that like a lot of older "sports" they were also a display of male virality. So they're fighting of the bull and the tight clothing are a display and celebration of their masculinity.

Just a personal assumption.

Also, because they need to wear such tight clothing like a second skin to avoid accident involving the bull's horns and the clothing