(1) Pasodoble, rhytmic dance (appeared at the beginning of the 20th century), of Spanish origin, symbolizing the steps and the dance of the torero in the ring.
(2) Montera, the hat that the toreros use, with "bulbs" on the sides which represent the horns of a bull.
(3) Chicuelina, a move where the bullfighter faces the bull head-on, and as the bull approaches the bullfighter moves the cape to the side and wraps himself in it; the term was introduced by the Sevillan bullfighter, Manuel Jiménez (1902-1967), nicknamed Chicuelo.
(4) Veronica, a term associated with corrida, a pase in bullfighting in which the cape is swung slowly away from the charging bull while the matador keeps his feet in the same position.
(5) Muleta, a small cloth attached to a short tapered stick and used by a matador in place of the large cape during the final stage of a bullfight.