charro

The work is akin to that of the charro or cowboy.

As a result, he is considered to be the first Mexican "cowboy" or charro.

At the time, much was made about the absence of songs in the film, as though that fact proved Charro!

The charro cannot fall off, he must dismount and land upright.

El Charro is open for lunch and dinner daily.

It is often worn with a charro type hat.

That night, the host at El Charro kept his promise.

It did not take long for workers in the early 1950s to recognize that charro leadership rarely acted on their behalf.

He composed the musical score for the 1969 Western Charro!

Charro associations question the legitimacy of these reports and lack of hard data.

The Charro Days festivals usually have about 50,000 attendants each year.

The lienzo charro can also become a circle used for bull riding.

When he dons his silver-studded charro outfit, though, everything changes.

This use of the charro outfit would be repeated again with the urban mariachi in the 1920s.

A charro is respected everywhere he goes in Aztlan.

The traditional outfit for men is that of the charro, generally heavily decorated in silver trim.

On either side of the plaza were statues of great Charro singers.

Her only concession to femininity was a long skirt in place of the tight charro trousers.

The story concerns a handsome charro from Jalisco, and his fat sidekick.

But there were only two young men at the bar, so he walked on until he came to El Charro.

These events are practiced in a Lienzo charro.

This same workmanship may be appreciated in authentic charro boots and fine saddles.

This style of music is played by a group consisting of five or more musicians that wear charro suits.

Any charro can ride like a centaur.

So 90 percent of the fat used at El Charro is canola oil rather than lard.