In bullfighting, a wooden structure or barrier that provides refuge for the matador to escape the bull.
From Spanish burladero, from burlar (to mock or deceive) + -dero (place or means), literally 'a place to trick or elude.'
The burladero is where bullfighting reveals itself as choreographed drama—the fighter's escape route is as crucial to the performance as the dangerous dance itself.
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