The charros and skirmishes of Puerto Vallarta, decorated the center of the city with the traditional parade commemorating the National Charro Day.
This year, 158 horsemen from different charras associations in the city demonstrated with great pride and gallardy their costumes, skill and the tradition that has been handed down from generation to generation, where locals and tourists alike could see charros of the youngest to the most experienced, where women and men alike, had an important participation.
As part of this traditional parade, Mayor Arturo Dávalos gave a recognition to one of the main precursors and referents of . . .
