Roberto Martín Jarocho

Bullfighter Roberto Martín Jarocho

Date of Birth: in Zaragoza.

Training: Bullfighting School of Mar de Nubes.

Other information: The novillero without picadors Roberto Martín made an impact in the fourth of the Pilar de Zaragoza. A performance that resulted in three ears and Puerta Grande. Good novillada of Guerrero Toros, with many options for the bullfighters and with an eral, the third, which was awarded with the vuelta al ruedo. Completing the bill were the novilleros Porta Miravé, who received a standing ovation, and Jorge Mallén, who was silenced.

Roberto Martín Jaracho: Biography, best moments in his professional career and curiosities.

Roberto Martín “Jarocho”, born on March 12, 1980, hails from Huerta del Rey, Burgos, Spain. Despite his relatively short career, he has made a significant impact in the bullfighting world. Let’s delve into the highlights of his professional journey:

Early Career and Triumphs:

Debut with Horses: On May 22, 1999, in Huerta del Rey (Madrid), he faced bulls from El Álamo and Fernando Guzmán. Accompanied by José León and Juan Carlos Jiménez, he achieved a remarkable feat of two ears and a tail.

Las Ventas Debut: On October 21, 2001, he made his debut in Las Ventas, Madrid, with novillos from Herederos de Sánchez Fabrés, alongside César de Madrid and Tomás López.

2001 Season: Participated in 33 novilladas, securing 43 ears and 2 tails.

2002 Season: Engaged in 52 festejos, earning 63 ears. Notably, he faced novillos in Las Ventas on March 10 and was gored in Madrid on May 1. His recovery from an 18 cm goring was successful.

Alternativa: On July 3, 2003, in Burgos, he took the step to matador de toros under the apoderado Pedro Chico.

Curiosities and Family Ties:

Samuel comes from a lineage of toreros. His grandfather, Eduardo Martín “Jarocho”, and father, Roberto Martín “Jarocho”, both left their mark in bullfighting.

He continues to evolve as a torero, carrying forward the legacy of his family.

Recent Achievements:

In 2021, he cut three ears in Colmenar Viejo.

The 2022 season saw him triumph with four ears and a tail in Turégano.

Roberto Martín “Jarocho,” a torchbearer of tradition, embodies the spirit of bullfighting. His journey promises exciting moments as he follows in the footsteps of his esteemed predecessors.