VOICED - Toros, de Pamplona a Petersburg

The video discusses a bull run event in Petersburg, USA, inspired by the San Fermín festival in Spain. Participants pay $75 to join, unlike the free event in Spain. The bulls are not trained to be aggressive, but they can run up to 35 km/h. Safety is a concern, with participants signing a waiver acknowledging potential injury or death. Despite the risks, some dream of running in Pamplona. For those seeking less danger, the Tomate Royal offers a fun alternative.

Where does the bull-running event take place in the USA?

• Los Angeles

• Petersburg

• New York

• Chicago

What is one major difference between the bulls in Petersburg and those in Pamplona?

• The bulls in Petersburg have sharpened horns.

• The bulls in Petersburg are trained to be aggressive.

• The bulls in Petersburg are not trained to be aggressive.

• The bulls in Petersburg are faster.

Why did the organizers decide to hold the event in Petersburg?

• To compete with Pamplona

• To attract more tourists

• To create a new tradition

• To avoid the high cost of traveling to Spain

What must participants do before joining the bull-running event?

• Pay a fee of $100

• Sign a waiver acknowledging the risks

• Wear a specific uniform

• Complete a training session

What alternative activity is offered for those seeking less danger?

• A bull-riding contest

• A costume parade

• A dance competition

• A tomato fight