Hispanic Girls Making History in California

The video highlights a group of young Hispanic girls in Southern California making history as the first female team to perform escaramuzas, a traditional Mexican equestrian event. With only four months of training, these Mexican-American girls are preparing for a national competition. The team, led by captain Daniela, consists of members aged 6 to 12, showcasing grace and tenacity in their choreographed performances. The escaramuza is a unique female event in charrería, bringing pride to their families. The video also emphasizes the cultural significance and family involvement in their journey.

What is the historical significance of the Hispanic girls' team in Southern California?

• They are the first team to include boys.

• They are the first team to perform in California.

• They are the first team to win a national championship.

• They are the first female team to perform escaramuzas.

How long have the girls been training for the national competition?

• Six months

• Four months

• One year

• Two months

What is the nationality of the girls in the team?

• Puerto Rican

• Spanish

• Mexican-American

• Cuban

Who is the captain of the team?

• Maria

• Daniela

• Sonia

• Luisa

What age range do the team members fall into?

• 7 to 13 years

• 6 to 12 years

• 8 to 14 years

• 5 to 10 years

What do the girls perform with grace and tenacity?

• Singing

• Dancing

• Horseback riding choreographies

• Gymnastics

What fills the parents with pride?

• Winning competitions

• Learning new languages

• Getting good grades

• Performing escaramuzas