Charro

A charro is a traditional Mexican cowboy known for their skills in horsemanship, roping, and cattle herding. They often wear distinctive attire, including fitted jackets, tight pants called “sanjudas,” wide-brimmed sombreros, and decorative accessories. Charros participate in cultural events like charreadas—Mexican rodeos—and are symbols of Mexican ranching heritage. Their expertise combines athleticism, tradition, and artistry, celebrating Mexico’s rural history and rural life. The charro figure is deeply respected in Mexican culture, embodying both practicality and pride in their craftsmanship and connection to the land.