I find that they face many of the same challenges living la vida loca, the craziness of life. Every year, I discover new things about life in Mexico. Although today the majority of Mexicans live in urban areas, many retain close links to former homes in the country. After living in a small, rural town in Canada, I am drawn to explore the Mexican countryside, its people and traditions. He gallantly displays the skills honed in the daily life of cattle ranching.
Whole families turn out for the colorful fun.
Bands play rousing tunes. All you need to do to join in the fun is to find out the time and place and buy an inexpensive ticket. My family and I have attended several of the shows described below. This show is generally presented before noon. It consists mainly of bull riding.