The Capital of the Worldstory by Hemingway

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  • bullfighting ( in bullfighting: Bullfighting and the arts )

    ...Antonio Ordóñez (who was the son of the bullfighter who inspired the character in The Sun Also Rises). Hemingway’s short story "The Capital of the World" (1936) was turned into a ballet of the same name in 1953. The plot of the story and ballet revolves around the young, idealistic Paco, who goes to Madrid to become a...

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