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A charro gallops his horse in Mexico. September 23, 2006. 'Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. (photo)

A charro gallops his horse in Mexico. September 23, 2006. 'Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. (photo)

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Women in Charreria, The National Sport of Mexico. November 04, 2006. 'Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. (photo)

Women in Charreria, The National Sport of Mexico. November 04, 2006. 'Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. (photo)

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Charroes gallop their horses in Mexico. September 23, 2006. 'Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. (photo)

Charroes gallop their horses in Mexico. September 23, 2006. 'Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. (photo)

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Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. Mexico. March 11, 2007. (photo)

Charreria' is one of Mexico's oldest traditions, a demonstration of courage and style, combined with authentic folkloric dances and Mexican Rodeo. Charrera in Mexico started in Los Llanos de Apan, Hidalgo, where catching bulls by the tail was begun as a sport. The 'Association Nacional de Charros' was founded in 1921, making charrera or rodeos the only truly national sport. Mexico. March 11, 2007. (photo)

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Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. March 11, 2006. (photo)

Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. March 11, 2006. (photo)

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Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

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Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

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Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

Man in charro costume. The symbol of Mexico is the charro or (cowboy), and although we usually think of the charro as a man with a hat and boots that come from a field on a horse, the culture of the Mexican charro goes much further back. Chaarrera is the sport of the charro, with regulations and championships just like soccer. However, it is more like a national folkloric event that has evolved into something not unlike a major sporting event. Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

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Charreria the National Sport of Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

Charreria the National Sport of Mexico. June 10, 2006. (photo)

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