VOICED : Aún limitado por el covid-19, México celebra el día nacional del charro

The video discusses the Día Internacional del Charro, a Mexican celebration adapted due to COVID-19 restrictions. Traditionally held in Guadalajara, it was confined to the Asociación de Charros de Jalisco arena. The event showcases skilled charro performances, including jinetes and escaramuzas, accompanied by mariachi music. Charrería, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage, features nine competitive events.

What is the International Day of the Charro, and how was it affected by the pandemic?

• A global event that continued as usual despite the pandemic.

• A celebration that moved from the streets to an arena due to restrictions.

• A Mexican festival that was canceled due to COVID-19.

• A local holiday that was unaffected by the pandemic.

What is the main activity performed by skilled riders in the arena?

• Racing against each other.

• Jumping over obstacles.

• Guiding horses at full gallop and stopping them precisely.

• Performing tricks on horseback.

What do the women in the escaramuzas do during the event?

• Judge the riders' performances.

• Compete in horse racing.

• Perform a dance on horseback.

• Sing traditional songs.

What is the significance of charrería according to UNESCO?

• It is a modern form of entertainment.

• It is recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

• It is a popular sport in Mexico.

• It is a traditional dance form.

How many events are included in charrería tournaments?

• Nine

• Five

• Eleven

• Seven