In the display cases of the Charrería Museum, the coat of arms granted by the Diputación Provincial de Barcelon shines with a special radiance. This emblem, given to Dr. José Islas, who was president of the Mexican Charrería Federation, during a historic visit on May 18, 1977, stands as a tangible testimony of the deep relationship between Spain and Mexican charrería.

Barcelona's coat of arms, with its distinctive elements and symbolism rooted in the city's history and culture, represents more than just an ornament. It is a symbol of brotherhood and mutual respect between two nations whose traditions and legacies are intertwined.

This honorable distinction, given in a gesture of recognition and appreciation, not only enriches the heritage of the Museo de la Charrería, but also underscores the importance of charrería as a cultural expression that transcends borders. This cultural connection between Spain and Mexican charrería is not only celebrated in the presentation of the coat of arms, but is also manifested in the close relationship between the two peoples.

The coat of arms of Barcelona is an emblem that stands as a witness to the friendship and mutual admiration that unites Spain and Mexico. Every time visitors to the Museo de la Charrería contemplate this piece, they have the opportunity to reflect on the richness of cultural relations and the value of preserving and celebrating the traditions that connect us as peoples.