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Luis Procuna

1923 – 1995

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About Luis Procuna

Lived 1923 – 1995 (aged 72). Luis Procuna was a Mexican matador.

Luis Procuna Montes (July 23, 1923 - August 9, 1995) known as The St. John's antler, was a Mexican bullfighter.

Biography He made his debut on August 14, 1941, taking the alternativa in Ciudad Juárez in 1942 sponsored by Luis Castro "El Soldado". His presentation in Spain was in La Monumental on May 6, 1951, and in Las Ventas of Madrid on 14 June of the same year. By 1945 he was touring several South American countries such as Colombia, Peru and Venezuela. Procuna played himself in the documentary film Torero!, released in 1956. On March 10, 1974, he cut his ponytail at the Plaza de Toros México, which he inaugurated in 1946, with Manolete and Luis Castro (The Soldier).

Death Procuna was among 65 people who died on 9 August 1995 aboard Aviateca Flight 901, which crashed into the San Vicente Volcano, located in El Salvador.

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Luis Procuna?

Mexican matador (1923-1995)

When was Luis Procuna born?

Luis Procuna was born on 23 July 1923 in Mexico City.

When did Luis Procuna die?

Luis Procuna died on 9 August 1995 in San Vicente.

What was Luis Procuna's occupation?

Luis Procuna was a matador.

What nationality was Luis Procuna?

Luis Procuna was Mexican.

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· Wikipedia: Luis Procuna

· Wikidata: Q3266791

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