Ramiro Alejandro Celis

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Ramiro Alejandro Celis, known by El Niño de Dzununcán, (, May 23, 1992 - Mérida, June 30, 2017) was a Mexican bullfighter.

Ramiro Alejandro Celis died as a result of a goring while participating in a bullfighting festival in the town of (Yucatán).^[1]

The bullfighter participated for the first time in a bullfight at the age of 13, integrated in the squad of the bullfighter El Chamaco (Víctor Balam). He was known mainly to act in celebrations of popular type that were celebrated in towns of the peninsula of Yucatán.

He died of a goring on June 30, 2017. The goring penetrated the back and affected the lungs and ribs. He was operated on at the Agustín O'Horan General Hospital in Yucatán, and died shortly thereafter. He was buried in the town of .^[2]

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• List of bullfighters

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