The traje de luces that means 'suit of lights' in its native tongue is the traditional costume of whom?
Traje de luces , but with less adornment. The tights are more comfortable, being of silk with gold thread. Goyaesque toreros perform the with a bicorne hat, and a ('struggle cape') that is similar to the , but in stiffer material and without the stiffening rods. It measures between 113 and 123 cm and weighs some 4 to 6 kg. Bullfights in the style of Goya are known as , and are celebrated in Spain at the end of September, and also at Arles in France. Traje de luces The ('suit of lights') is the traditional clothing that Spanish bullfighters (, , and
Traje de luces in the privacy of a hotel room. Components of the for a may include: Components of the for a picador (the mounted goader). are mounted lancers who slaughter the bull while riding on horseback. The Spanish use the traditional suit of Andalusian cattlemen, while their Portuguese counterparts dress in the style of Frederick II of Prussia, a fashion similar to the uniforms of upper-class cavalry in the 18th century. These bullfights celebrate the earliest versions of the modern ceremony, which evolved in the 18th century, and which were recorded by the painter Goya. The suit is similar to the conventional