THE COLEADERO

The fate of the Coleaderorooted in livestock practices, emerges as an essential skill in the art of charrería. Its origin goes back to the need in the countryside to bring down free-grazing cattle in order to cure or brand them, making it an intrinsic skill in the charro life.

In the charreada, this luck becomes a choreographic passage that demands a masterful synchronization between the charro and his steed. The essence of the Suerte del Coladero lies in the charro's ability to circle the bull, showing his skill and mastery of the horse.

An outstanding execution of this suerte requires perfect control of the horse, excellent coordination between rider and animal, as well as precise synchronization of movements. In addition, precision in circling the bull and fluidity in the maneuver are crucial in determining a successful execution.

This suerte, with its rich history in cattle ranching and its essential role in charrería, highlights the mastery and dedication of the charros, who demonstrate their skill and bravery when facing the bull. The Suerte del Coladero is a reflection of the deep respect for tradition and livestock that characterizes this noble Mexican art.