Diego Huerta, Documentary Photographer and Filmmaker, joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the journey to capture the lifestyle of Charreria, a traditional practice and sport of livestock hearing.

In Mexico’s national sport, gender roles have long been rigidly defined. This year, the first all-female charro team was officially formed, creating a path that girls and young women will now be able ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) – Since their arrival aboard Spanish ships in the 1500s, horses have been part of the story of the New World. In Mexico, there is perhaps no better representative of the country's ...

Charrería, Mexico’s traditional equestrian sport, traces its roots to the 16th century, when Spanish colonial horsemanship and cattle ranching techniques shaped the daily work of charros, or cowboys.

For the children of immigrants, the countries that their parents left behind sometimes exist more as myths than actual places—things that we hear about but don’t experience can take on a fantastic ...

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Almost every day after work, Edmundito Ríos, 21, heads straight to a ranch and practices charrería for about four hours. Ríos has been participating in charreadas — also known as ...

Charrería is a traditional practice of livestock herding communities in Mexico. Initially used to help herders from different estates better coexist, these days purpose-built associations and schools ...

FORT WORTH – "The beautiful dresses, the beautiful culture, the beautiful smells, the color." It's all part of what Isabel Valdez says makes Mexico en la Sangre, or Mexico in Our Blood, so unique.

Don Gumaro's coffin, set atop a horse-pulled carriage, entered the rodeo arena of Lienzo Charro Los Amigos in Laveen Village for the last time — his horse following behind as if waiting for the late ...