MND Tutor | Charros

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We often associate cowboy culture with the Wild West of the United States, but Mexico has its own proud tradition of cowboys and wrangling culture. The most magnificent (and culturally important) of these are the charros. While most Mexicans today don’t live the cowboy lifestyle, the heritage it has left behind in the northern regions of Mexico is a part of everyday life.

Discover what a real Mexican charro wedding is like, in the latest installation of MND Tutor.


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