"March of the Toreadors" is a lively orchestral piece composed by Georges Bizet for his opera Carmen. It is featured in the first act and is performed during a scene where the character Escamillo, a bullfighter, enters the stage. The music captures the excitement and bravado associated with bullfighting, reflecting the vibrant culture of Spain. The march is characterized by its rhythmic drive and catchy melodies, making it one of the most recognizable pieces from the opera. It showcases the brass and percussion sections, creating a festive atmosphere that highlights the themes of passion and spectacle in Carmen.