Talk:Charro
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Why on this page does it say that Charo married Cugat in 1966 but on his page it says they were married in 1977?
[edit] duplicate charo article?
there's another article about this same person, i think, at "Charo" insted of "Charro". can someone make this article redirect to that one, or somehow otherwise fix it?
ChaRo does not have the same phonetic sound as chaRRo. Why not remove it from this page?
Etimology- Charro comes from basque meaning peasant. Then it´s used to refer to the inhabitants of the Salamanca region in Spain. This area was settled by basques amgong others and had an abundant cattle livestock. Later it´s used in México meaning cowboy.
