What is another word for picadors?
Pronunciation: [pˈɪkɐdˌɔːz] (IPA) 
Picadors are men on horseback who use a lance or a pike to provoke and weaken bulls before a bullfight. They are also known as lancers or chulos, in Spanish culture. In Portuguese, they are named cavaleiros, and in French, they are called piqueros. The term "picador" is derived from the Spanish word "picar," which means "to prick or to pierce." In some countries where bullfighting is banned, they are referred to as "banderilleros," who use barbed sticks to perform the same task as picadors. These synonyms for picadors are not interchangeable, and each culture has their unique terminology to describe the same practice of bullfighting.
