Andrés Gallego González

1896–1916 (age 20)

Biography

Andrés Gallego González (1896–1916) was a Spanish novillero, a young bullfighter of considerable promise whose brief career demonstrated exceptional talent in the arena. Though his life was cut short at the age of twenty, his performances earned him recognition within the bullfighting community of early twentieth-century Spain.

Gallego González's memory is preserved in the Cemetery of San Amaro, where he rests as a testament to the dedication and courage of those who pursued the demanding art of bullfighting. His legacy endures among the notable figures of Spanish bullfighting history.

Also buried at Cemetery of San Amaro

Federico Tapia
1826–1891 (age 65)
Cemetery of San Amaro
Antonio Gil Merino
1916–2009 (age 93)
Cemetery of San Amaro
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Rafael González Villar
1887–1941 (age 54)
Cemetery of San Amaro
José Martínez Fontenla
1855–1918 (age 63)
Cemetery of San Amaro
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Juan de Ciórraga
1836–1931 (age 95)
Cemetery of San Amaro
Fernando Sarabia
1781–1849 (age 68)
Cemetery of San Amaro
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