Where can these 'Charros' pass?

[Cristiano viejo]

Many look true charros, ie from Spain.

[Daven]

Yo realmente no creo que Little Havana o Hialeah parezca Madrid como ya dijeron. Sin embargo casi cada forero que conozco y que ha vivido en Miami ha dicho que los cubanos de alla "are very white". Con todo aqui hay gente que todavia prefiere llevarse por fotos. A Google hay que tomarlo con un grano de sal para empezar. Siempre lo he dicho.

[perikolez]

Hay directamente gente con una bandera colombiana y otros con una que podría ser de El Salvador, Nicaragua o de Honduras, azul y blanco; al fondo hay una bandera de Puerto Rico. Refiriendome a la última fotografía.

En otra foto sale una foto de Guatemala, incluso una bandera de Filipinas.

Es un buen trolleo.

En realidad la bandera más visible es la de Honduras, y salen un par con la camiseta de la selección de futbol de Honduras con su mítica H como escudo. Los analfabetos caravaneros hondureños ya han llegado a Miami dispuestos a convertirlo en otro San Pedro Sula o Tegucigalpa.

[elemperador93]

Many look true charros, ie from Spain.

they are from MX, no recent ties to spain whatsoever, have been in MX since the colonial era. the spanish blood still lives strong in Mex regardless of the ignorance and stereotypes. You are the biggest flip flopper here.

[Lozano]

Most of them look criollos

[Gauthier]

Most of them look criollos

What is the equivalent of charros in Colombia?

[Lozano]

What is the equivalent of charros in Colombia?

Charros are horse riders who practiced "charreria". Charreria is unique in Mexico and anywhere else can be found.

We have instead in los llanos orientales the so-called "llaneros", and in region paisa "arriero paisas", which I guess they are similar to both arrieros or charros mexicanos

Here info about the colombian-venezuelan llaneros https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llanero


Arrieros paisas perform exhibitions such as these.

Spoiler!

Paisas also love paso fino




Or cabalgatas

[Gauthier]

Charros are horse riders who practiced "charreria". Charreria is unique in Mexico and anywhere else can be found.

We have instead in los llanos orientales the so-called "llaneros", and in region paisa "arriero paisas", which I guess they are similar to both arrieros or charros mexicanos

Here info about the colombian-venezuelan llaneros https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llanero


Arrieros paisas perform exhibitions such as these.

Spoiler!

Paisas also love paso fino




Or cabalgatas

Quite similar.

[Cristiano viejo]

they are from MX, no recent ties to spain whatsoever, have been in MX since the colonial era. the spanish blood still lives strong in Mex regardless of the ignorance and stereotypes. You are the biggest flip flopper here.

Relax Carlitos

What is the equivalent of charros in Colombia?

The LLaneros.

Cowboys-Charros in USA-Mexico.
LLaneros in the north of South America (Venezuela, Colombia).
Gauchos in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and South Brazil.

All of them descend from the Spanish vaqueros and are related each other.