Charreria is a sport with horse activity and traditions.
The first performances with charreria were already in the 20th century.
In the 19th and 20th century, people who raised cattle came up with game ways to communicate with cattle, and then it became a sport.
The cattlemen were assigned to perform several jobs throughout the ranch, such as tracking down escaped cattle, sorting at the ranch for cattle branding, and tying oxen and horses. This was the first action in the development of charreria.
Lienzo Charro is the arena where Charros holds charread tournaments.
Lienzo consists of two sections: one measuring 60 by 12 meters and the second circular section with a diameter of 40 meters.
Charro is a male rider who practices charreria and is also often a national icon of Mexico.
Women involved in this sport are called charras.