A Spanish bullfight, or corrida de toros, is a traditional event in which a bull is fought in a ring by a matador and their team. The event typically consists of three stages, where the matador demonstrates their skill and bravery while attempting to subdue the bull. The fight usually ends with the matador killing the bull, which is often seen as a display of artistry and courage. Bullfighting is deeply rooted in Spanish culture and has a long history, dating back to ancient times. While it is celebrated in some regions, it has also faced criticism and protests from animal rights activists who oppose the practice due to concerns about animal welfare.