De Haro family celebrates 60 years breeding fighting bulls
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The De Haro family began raising fighting bulls in Tlaxcala, Mexico, 60 years ago, and continues the tradition today.
Manuel de Haro Caso and his wife, Marta González, started with 45 cows and one bull at their La Laguna ranch in the municipality of Lázaro Cárdenas. They had nine children, several of whom now run their own separate bull-breeding operations in Querétaro and Jalisco, while others maintain the original ranch in Tlaxcala.
The family has developed a distinct style of bull, prioritizing the animal’s appearance and its ability to excite audiences with its charge. Antonio De Haro, a dedicated aficionado, frequently attends bullfights in major cities like Madrid and Guadalajara, and advocates for his family’s approach to breeding. During the pandemic, Antonio De Haro used streaming to continue offering bulls for events.
He also helped organize the Copa Pana bullfighting event in Apizaco, Tlaxcala, which will hold its second edition in 2026, featuring novice bullfighters with picadors. To commemorate their 60th anniversary, the De Haro family will host a festival at the Rodolfo Rodríguez El Pana bullring on September 18th, with several renowned bullfighters participating.
