The origins of bullfighting in Pamplona trace back centuries, rooted in ancient Roman traditions where bull-related rituals were part of various cultures across the Iberian Peninsula. However, the modern form of bullfighting, as we recognize it today, emerged in the 18th century. During this time, bullfighting transformed from a mere, unstructured spectacle to a highly crafted performance with defined rules and roles for the participating bullfighters, or "toreadores". From July 6th to 14th every year, Pamplona becomes the bullfighting capital of the world. However, even today, there is much controversy about the "maltreatment " of the bulls during the San Fermin festival.
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