Bullfights in Seville, live: watch the bullfight with Manuel Escribano, Pepe Moral, and Esaú Fernández at the Maestranza bullring.

Pepe Moral and the two ears cut from the Miura bulls put the finishing touches to the Seville April Fair. With the joy of the Los Palacios bullfighter, we bid farewell to the live broadcast of this bullfight on Lantern Sunday and the Fair. See you soon!

Silence for Esaú Fernández before the sixth Miura bull. The bullfighter from Camas tried to show off this last bull of the April fair, but without luck, the Miura bull being too unsettled and violent.

Esaú Fernández and Chocero star in the last bullfight of the Miura bullfight and the Fair on this Sunday of lanterns.

Pepe Moral has been asked to be awarded the Puerta del Príncipe, after finally cutting off a resounding ear from the fifth bull of the afternoon . An afternoon of unquestionable courage and significance for the bullfighter from the state of Seville, who has come to die for his country. From the moment he once again received this inopinado de Miura at the gate until he once again buried him with a sensational sword thrust right through the fingertips. Pepe Moral spared no effort, galleando chicuelinas and even daring to leave a half-kneeling pass in the middle. He built the faena with tenacity, patience, and composure to ultimately achieve the performance of the afternoon. This fifth bull from Miura was not easy, but in Moral's hands it seemed to be of a different caliber. Ole to the brave bullfighters!

The crowd, shouting like a bullfighter, demands an ear for Pepe Moral. Despite the loud acclaim, the president only awards one to the bullfighter from Los Palacios.

Pepe Moral receives with brilliance the second of his lot, named Inopinado, a bay bull weighing 575 kilos

Manuel Escribano again went for the portagayola with the sixth, this time more gracefully, although his performance was once again lacking in impact. Lacking the style of Miura , the bullfighter from Gerena never showed any confidence, once again being clumsy with the sword.

The fourth of the afternoon is Panalero, a 561 kg bay born in March 2021.

Tahonero had a name and distinguished style within the Miura house. A namesake of that first Miura pardoned by Manuel Escribano, this Sardinian bullfighter with a strong style and expression emerged from the moment he appeared in the Maestranza ring. He had been received by an energetic Esaú Fernández at the portagayola , with rhythm in his series of passes, before showing off with a second puyazo from the mouth of the watering can. He was masterfully fought by Juan José Domínguez , who took the pulse perfectly. Esaú produced vibrant moments with his right hand, with long and powerful strokes at the speed of the animal, somewhat less impressive when he took the left hand. The half-length sword thrust that was swallowed gradually, and the descabellos halted the request for an ear. Ovation for bull and bullfighter .

Good bravo from Miura this Tahonero who has favored an entertaining faena by Esaú Fernández in the Maestranza, also applauded

Adobero leaped into the Maestranza alley , and with him, the National Police officer waiting in a shelter next to the old infirmary dove headfirst. What must that man, accustomed to a thousand and one battles, have felt seeing such a legendary animal approaching? Pepe Moral was waiting for him next to the stage, and after the portagayola and the Olympic leap, he still had the nerve to give him another long pass. And a bunch of passes full of pride: forward, with the dark-colored Adobero bending inside out. They asked for his return due to an obvious injury, but they held him, fortunately for Pepe Moral, who saw a bull everywhere and acted as if he were a Tinsmith from El Parralejo. He held him with his right hand until he was ready to take the left hand and fight like his maestro Manolo Cortés did with these bulls: as if they were good ones, forgetting about the brand. And he tossed the fringes of the cloth in a tug-of-war that delivered the Maestranza, like his valiant thrust, straight and slow. A true ear. Well done Pepe Moral, well done the Maestranza, and well done the president.

Three bulls, third reception at the portagayola. This time Esaú Fernández and the Miura Tahonero are out.

The crowd calls for an ear for Pepe Moral for his fine performance against the first bull of his lot, Adobero. He is awarded the presidency.

Despite initial problems with Adobero, bullfighter Pepe Moral continues to fight this Miura.

A scare when Adobero , the second Miura of the afternoon, jumped over the boards. It was Los Palacios bullfighter Pepe Moral's turn.

Manuel Escribano didn't see Pañolero, the inaugural bull of the Miurada, clearly. He gradually slowed down his momentum after once again planting both knees in front of the pigpen gate. He managed the long pass, but the bull got stuck in the wings and he had to throw his cape and flee. After a graceful banderilla, he cut short a neat three-series performance. This Pañolero had come out very much in the house style, with black, long-legged, and unfinished hair. Without pushing hard, he always leaned on his hands . The Gerena native took excessive precautions when killing, listening for a warning between the eight stabs he gave. The bull finally lay down.

Manuel Escribano struggles to kill Pañolero, the first Miura of the afternoon. The bull finally falls and has to be finished off with a puntilla.

Maestro Tejera 's band introduces the third of banderillas in the first of the afternoon for the bullfighter from Gerena, who is fulfilling his third commitment at the Fair

The bugles announce the departure of the first Miura, Pañolero, for Manuel Escribano, who receives him at portagayola

A good turnout for the final bullfight of the Feria today at the Real Maestranza . The traditional Miura bullfight features Esaú Fernández , Pepe Moral , and Manuel Escribano . PHOTOS: JUAN FLORES

Esaú Fernández made his bullfighting debut on May 28, 2005, in Jaén, cutting three ears in his first appearance. He made his debut with picadors in Las Matas (Madrid) on May 1, 2009, on a bill. He took his alternative on May 3, 2011, in Seville, sharing the bill with Morante de la Puebla and El Cid, emerging on shoulders through the main door after cutting two ears, one from each of his bulls. He confirmed his alternative in Madrid on May 11, 2012, on the bill with Uceda Leal and David Mora, with bulls from Montalvo.

José Moral Fernández (Los Palacios, Seville, 1987) made his debut in lights in Guillena on May 1, 2003, two years later he made his debut with picadors in Peralta on September 4, 2005. He presented himself as a novillero in the Las Ventas bullring on March 25, 2007 sharing the bill with Francisco Javier and Joselito Adame. On June 11, 2009, he took his alternative in the Seville bullring with Uceda Leal as his sponsor and Salvador Cortes who acted as witness. He confirmed his alternative on May 7, 2011 in Las Ventas, where he walked the ring with Luis Miguel Encabo and Rafael de Julia . Bulls from Conde de la Corte were fought.

A native of Seville from Gerena, Manuel Escribano Nogales (1984) was a student at the Seville bullfighting school. His first performance without picadors took place in Palavas-les-Flots (France) in 2000. He made his debut with picadors in Venezuela in 2001. He received his alternative on June 19, 2004, in the town of Aranjuez, facing the bull Cantaor belonging to the Victoriano del Río ranch, sponsored by Canales Rivera, with El Fandi as his witness.

On April 13, 2016, at the Real Maestranza de Caballería in Seville, after a great performance in which he symbolically received two ears, the bull Cobradiezmos was pardoned, by majority request of the public and approval of the authorities, belonging to the Victorino Martín ranch.

Last Saturday, May 3rd, he cut two ears off the bull Mosquetón, from the Victorino Martín ranch, to the shouts of "torero, torero!" and a Maestranza bullfighter on his feet.

The bulls from the Miura ranch graze on the Zahariche estate in the town of Lora del Río, Seville. Their origins date back to the mid-19th century and they were first used in 1849, when they presented a complete bullfight in the Madrid bullring.

This brand, one of the most mythical and legendary in the Spanish bullfighting field, has an important genetic treasure, since the origin of its bulls belongs to a unique caste, such as the "miura", whose singular characteristics have been forged for generations within the owner family.

Good afternoon, and welcome to ABC de Sevilla's live coverage of the bullfight taking place this afternoon at the Maestranza bullring, starting at 7 p.m. Manuel Escribano, Pepe Moral, and Esaú Fernández will kill bulls from the legendary Miura ranch.

This bullfight concludes the ongoing cycle at the Seville bullring. Next Sunday, there will be a bullfight with Manuel Román, Aarón Palacios, and Mariscal Ruiz.