Charro Days is a festive annual celebration held in late February that honors the region's Mexican heritage, spanning both sides of the Rio Grande. The fiesta is named after the "Charro," a symbol of the Mexican cowboy known for his vibrant attire and culture. The event has been going strong since 1938. For more information, visit the official website.
Pictured: A colorful float in the Charro Days parade, Brownsville
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Traditional customs are still very much alive, including the commencement of festivities with a Mexican "grito", a vibrant and joyous shout that signals the beginning of the celebration.
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