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Vive le Taureau

Vive le Taureau. La corrida et La course camarguaise. Arles, une ville réputée pour sa beauté, son arène, ses ruines romaines. Elle se trouve au sud de la France près de l’embouchure du Rhone, dans le delta de la Camargue. Arles, en Languedoc.

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Vive le Taureau

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  1. Vive le Taureau La corrida et La course camarguaise

  2. Arles, une ville réputée pour sa beauté, son arène, ses ruines romaines. Elle se trouve au sud de la France près de l’embouchure du Rhone, dans le delta de la Camargue.

  3. Arles, en Languedoc

  4. Le Languedoc- le pays des tournesols, du VanGogh

  5. L’arène d’Arles se sert aujourd’hui comme site pour • Les corridas • Les concerts • Les festivals de musique

  6. Pays des taureaux • Arles se situe dans la Camargue--pays des flamants roses, des chevaux blancs sauvages, des gitains, des taureaux.

  7. La Camargue • Le pays des taureaux et les chevaux sauvages.

  8. Le corrida Le corrida -le taureau espagnol -le matador -le picardor et son cheval -la cape et l’épée

  9. La corrida--le taureau meurt

  10. La course camarguaise • La course camarguaise Le taureau français plus petit/plus vite Le raseteur La cocarde/les fils Les taureaux sont des “héros” qui sont célèbres eux-mêmes.

  11. Qu’est-ce que c’est, la course camarguaise? • Course Camarguaise is the local version of bullfighting. • It is a summer pastime practised in many small towns around the area. There are local leagues which are reported in local newspapers. • The objective is to remove the ribbons that are attached to the bulls horns. Competitors are on foot and rely solely on speed and agility. • The bull is unhurt, and lives to fight another day. • http://www.ffcc.info/calendrier.php3

  12. Les règles du jeu • The course camarguaise (or course dela cocarde or course libre ) follows certain rules: A trumpet sounds and the bull comes out of its enclosure; a second trumput sounds after one minute and the raseteurs , gripping a hooked instrument called the crochet , have fifteen minutes to attempt to remove its various attributs . • Cocarde • This attribut is a bit of red cloth attached to a string running across the bull’s forehead. It is the first attribut the raseteurs must try to remove. • Crochet • Small steel comb-like hooked instrument with which the raseteurs try to remove the various attributs . It is specially designed not to injure the animal. • Trophée de l'avenir • A season-long series of courses for raseteurs under 24 years of age, taking place in several arenas; the points accumulated during each course determine a classification and the trophy is awarded to the young raseteur with the most points at the end of the season.

  13. C’est pas facile à faire!

  14. La corrida--le taureau devient “star”

  15. C’est le raseteur qui prend le risque!

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