The Hawaiian cowboy, the paniolo, is also a direct descendant of the vaquero of California and Mexico.

The Hawaiian cowboy came to be called the paniolo, a Hawaiianized pronunciation of español.

Large as were the Hawaiian cowboys, the sleeper was larger.

The Hawaiian cowboys of Kamuela and Kula came to be called paniolos.

The Hawaiian cowboys (paniolo) used guitars in their traditional folk music.

The original building dates from before World War II, and stories are told of Hawaiian cowboys riding their horses into the bar for a shot of redeye.

Now managed by Henry Morita, grandson of its founder, the large full-service restaurant and bar in this rodeo town is popular with the paniolo (Hawaiian cowboys).

Jerry Velasco as Hawaiian cowboy (voice)

Sandi Toksvig goes on the trail of Hawaiian cowboys with country singer Hank Wangford.

To round them up, the King brought cowboys from Spain and Mexico, initiating the paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) tradition.