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Paco Cano
Paco Cano Lorenza, also known as "Canito" (born 18 December 1912) is a photojournalist from Valencia, Spain, specializing in taurine photography.〔() Facebook fan page of Paco Cano〕
==Biography==
Cano was born in Alicante, Spain, in the neighborhood of Goteta, on 18 December 1912. He is the son of Vicente Cano, who served as bullfighter with the nickname "Rejillas". His father set up a small business renting out chairs and awnings. Paco first caped a cow that had escaped from the slaughterhouse there.〔() Canito inaugura exposición en el Museo Taurino〕
At 17 Cano tried his fortune as a boxer in the flyweight category. He then tried his hand in a bullfight in Alicante, as an espontáneo, or spontaneous bullfighter, and got sent to jail, but eventually had a debut alongside the novilleras, the Palmeño sisters.〔() Palmeño sisters news clippings〕 At a bullfight in Orihuela, Alicante, he suffered a goring. During the war, Cano lived in Madrid, entering the world of photography as a laboratory assistant at a cosmetics factory while still working as a bullfighter. Being a "bullfighter-photographer" he had the advantage of knowing two techniques: how to capture the right moment, and how to use the camera. Cano decided to leave bullfighting and dedicate himself to photography. Among those matadors photographed are Domingo Ortega, Pepe Luis Vazquez, and Luis Miguel Dominguin.〔:es:Paco Cano Cano on Spanish Wikipedia〕
Later Cano worked with publications like ABC, Hierro, La Plaza, and Aplausos.〔() Photograph of Manolete by Cano〕 He turned 100 in December 2012.
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