is a novel that Fernando Martinez wrote about the life of Manuel García "El Espartero" and that Almuzara editorial published in 2006, graced the covers with a box entitled "The dead toreador" by Manet Edou between 1864 and 1865.
The author creates literary in his work a contemporary journalist, the bullfighter from Seville to the dialogue that goes along the last night of existence in Madrid before the bull Perdigón "Miura livestock corneas him fatally in the stomach a May 27, 1894.
The figure of that period, Mateo Rueda, is a resource that Fernando Martinez used to make him talk to the main character, by which people can bring to light all the work of periodicals held prior to the making of the work: Espartero childhood, the feelings of his family, the first capeas, presentation in Seville, his apprenticeship as a flagman on the orders of Joseph Kenite "Cyrene", the alternative in the Arsenal and his last evening in Madrid are narrated by journalist as separate items were avid readers crumbling fans.
may be surprised that there is no allusion to the personal life of the famous sword or any mention of his wife and their offspring when they said the pain of parents and siblings.
This work, despite its limitations, is the single along with "Blood and Sand" Blasco Ibanez Unveils aspects of the life of former number one of bullfighting in the late nineteenth century.
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