A "Toreador" is a term often used to describe a bullfighter, particularly in the context of Spanish bullfighting. The role of the toreador is to engage with the bull in a series of choreographed movements, showcasing skill and bravery. This tradition is deeply rooted in Spanish culture and is often associated with the art of bullfighting, which has both supporters and critics. In popular culture, the term "Toreador" is also linked to the character in the opera Carmen by Georges Bizet. In this opera, the toreador, Escamillo, is a charismatic figure who captures the attention of the audience and the female lead, Carmen. The famous aria "Toreador Song" highlights his confidence and allure, making him an iconic representation of the toreador in the arts.