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🇲🇽SURPRISED With The BEST SKARAMUZAS In ALL OF MEXICO🇪🇸Spaniards React 🤩 Hi there, Karacolillooosssss!!!!!!! We really enjoyed watching the national charrería championship, and we were recommended to watch escaramuzas, and we are amazed at what amazing women on horseback and everything they do (for us it would be impossible) as you say in Spain...ole ole OLE!!!! Thank you so much for this great recommendation, because thanks to all of you we are learning many things that we are completely unaware of and we are always surprised. We won't ramble any longer and we leave you with the video so you can enjoy it with us. A huge hello and a huge hug to everyone. LOVE YOU KARACOLILLOSSS!!!!! CHARRERÍA: Charrería is the combination of skills, equestrian abilities, and cowboy skills typical of the Mexican charro. All of this makes up a highly popular and deeply rooted spectacle sport in Mexico. Charrería takes place in arenas called lienzos charros (charro canvases). Since December 1, 2016, it has been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, after being included on this representative list at the meeting of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The term derives from charro, a synonym for horseman. This word has various origins: it is used in Salamanca (Spain) as a local demonym and comes from the Basque language "txar" or "rustic"; it could also come from "chauch," which in Mozarabic meant "shepherd" or "horseman." It is considered more likely that the latter is the source of both "gaucho" and "charro." It originated in the state of Hidalgo, which is considered the birthplace of charrería. As a sport, it emerged after the agrarian reform of the early 20th century, when former landowners emigrated to cities, mainly in Mexico City and Guadalajara. There, they organized themselves into charro associations, which gradually spread throughout the country, giving rise to Organized Charrería. This practice is based on traditional livestock activities, as has been the case in other cases. Equestrian and livestock activities are the origin of various sports in countries throughout the Americas and the rest of the world, such as: American rodeo, coleadero, Mexican rodeo (jaripeo), Chilean rodeo, gauchadas, bullfights, barrideras, etc. A lienzo charro is a facility specially designed for the practice of horse riding; this is the stage where charros perform charreada and jaripeo events. A lienzo has two areas: a delimited area consisting of a 12-meter-wide by 60-meter-long lane leading to a circular area 40 meters in diameter. The prototype of the charro horse is a strong, broad, broad-shouldered horse of medium height (1.45 meters from the withers to the ground is the best), muscular, light-bodied, and well-boned horse. Regarding their character, the best horses for charrería are those known as "concealed spirit" or "sought spirit" (which are nervous and can become agitated, but calm down with work). They are very resolute and classy, ​​possessing great endurance, remaining firm from the beginning to the end of the day. They must be calm and serene for tasks such as peeling and snuffling, with a demonstrated willingness to tail, and not frightened when working with cattle. It is said that the ideal horse breed for charrería is the Quarter Horse. #mexico #charreria #gettingtoknowmexico #mexicanculture #mexicantraditions #discoveringmexico #mexico #reactingtomexico This video was an audiovisual creation based on the compilation of different visual media for the production of this video. The United States Copyright Law specifies that any video intended for entertainment, reporting, education, research, or commentary does not infringe the original content rights and is therefore considered "Fair Use" under US law. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the anime, music, artwork, or lyrics. All rights reserved to their respective owners!!! This video is not intended to infringe any of the copyrights. This is for promotion. Copyright Disclaimer Title 17, US Code (Sections 107-118 of the copyright law, Act 1976): All media in this video is used for the purpose of review and commentary under terms of fair use. All footage and images used belong to their respective companies. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.