RODEO

rodeo
The rodeo is a traditional American sport with influences from the history of Mexican cowboys and Canadian cowboys. Involves riding bareback broncos or wild cattle (steers and bulls as) andperform various exercises, including throwing the lasso, rejonear, etc. without killing the animal.
Today the largest rodeo exhibition in the world is the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in theUnited States.
The most widespread style is the U.S. due to the influence of that country, but has different variants.
The rodeo capital in Mexico's northern state of Chihuahua, from which the cowboyoutfit that would later be adopted by Americans.
It is estimated that this rodeo is followed by about 30 million fans who attend major festivals held mostly in the western U.S.. UU. The rodeo originatedas an extension of the daily lives of American cowboys, cattle that qualified and riding and training young bucking horses made a natural progression to the competition between the cowboys.
TheSpanish who colonized the far north of New Spain that included Texas, New Mexico, California and northern Mexico today, large cattle led to populate the vast plains. Against the background of the plainscharrería Apan, arise and coleaderos luck as work and recreational activity among Spanish and Mexican cowboys Pecos Valley.
After that vast Mexican territory became part of the U.S., British and Irishmany immigrants settled in the new territories quickly joining the Texans cowboy activities.
The term "rodeo", the same word Castilian, refers to the annual event in which the cattle cowboys todrive around to market.1 first used in the United States from Mexico territory taken in the nineteenth century. These events thus became an exhibition sport for cowboys and parties for communities.
Elrodeo es un deporte estadounidense tradicional con influencias de la historia de los vaqueros mexicanos y de los vaqueros canadienses. Consiste en montar a pelo potros salvajes o reses vacunas bravas...