Sorry for the poor quality.

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There were a few Amigos that cropped up last year with the white on the front-mid of the petal. Don't know what the back looks like! Go to emaryllis.com to look for this, since your photos look more pink than red. True?
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I think it may be red, or a light red, but appear more pink due to photo and light quality.

Over the years, I've had some very different looking Red Lions, so there is a possibility that it's just a poor representation of Red Lion. On the other hand, it could be a mislabel... like so many are.

It's sometimes hard to accurately name these bulbs, but I think it's a beauty, regardless what you call it!

It could be vera or bolero?

This is not a `Vera '.

This is 'Amigo' I am certain, it has been mislabeled as 'Red Lion' for the past two years ESPECIALLY at Wal-Mart.

Yes, I think so too.

Thanks everyone, we have come to the conclusion that I have an 'Amigo'.

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The ovary is very dark colored in "Red Lion". I would actually favorize a Red Lion over "Amigo" (at least IF the Amaryllis shown above, is one "Amigo")
Please be aware, that breeding is an experiment.In this regard, commercial breeding includes the test whether the public appreciates the outcome or not.The tests are so-to-say just running, for some newer cultivarZ. If this is "Amigo" then IMHO it will not "make it" It does not offer new,creative, spectacular properties.If you like DRAMATIC, SHINY Red then "Red Lion" is a your choice. This is the reason that Red Lion still exists, although its flowers are not of a spectacular size AND, its bud are rather irregularly, not perfectly shaped.But the buds are already richly deep colored. This makes them attractive for the cut flower market also.

If you want a nice red and aren't thrilled with Red Lion, Rapido or Pamela are both very lovely alternative reds to try... I've grown them both, and I've been extremely pleased with the results.