Scan the room and there's a large poster of a Mexican cowboy — el charro — looming to the rear, and terra cotta paint colors providing the requisite adobe vibe.

Charro beans are a cowboy's favorite, packed with flavor and tradition. This video explores the rich history and taste of this classic Mexican dish.

Charro style Mexican cowboys are introduced during the beginning of the Mexican Rodeo Extravaganza 2024 at the Coliseum at the National Western Stock Show complex in Denver on Jan. 7, 2024.

San Diego’s charros preserve Mexico’s cowboy past Men wearing traditional charro attire attend the the charrería competition at Rancho La Laguna in San Ysidro on June 20.

Some police officers in a largely Latino city in Northern California are reaching out to the community in a new way — wearing uniforms that resemble the traditional Mexican charro suit. Two ...

The idea, unveiled during Big Week, came from Salinas police to honor the community they serve, where the majority of residents are Latino.

The Mexican Rodeo Extravaganza served up a visual feast –as well as a lesson in Mexican cultural traditions – as it marked its 24th year as part of National Western Stock Show in Denver on Sunday.

The drink gets its name from the Mexican legend of El Charro Negro, a demonic horserider (“charro” translates to horseman or cowboy) who stalks the outskirts of various small Mexican towns ...

A Charro, or Mexican cowboy, attempts to bring down a bull during a Charreada in Mabelvale, Ark.. "They have to be very careful, even in practice," Josefina Torres said.

A family in Somerton, Arizona, is keeping the charrería, Mexican rodeo, tradition alive. Charrería is Mexico’s national sport and is a symbol of the country’s culture and heritage.

SALINAS — Some police officers in a largely Latino city in Northern California are reaching out to the community in a new way — wearing uniforms that resemble the traditional Mexican charro ...