TRIO IN THE RING

The charro luck of the Terna in the Ruedo is an impressive display of skill and coordination between three riders whose objective is to subdue and defeat the bull, immobilizing it completely. Its origin dates back to the essential practices of cattle management in the plains, where it was imperative to dominate the animals in order to carry out tasks such as curing, vaccinating or branding them.

The Terna en el Ruedo comprises three crucial phases. The first is the Rope FloweringThis is a technique that requires innate mastery and perfect synchronization between the riders. It is followed by the "Headboard Loop"This maneuver is a testament to the control and skill of the riders in manipulating the rope. This maneuver is a testament to the control and skill of the riders in manipulating the rope.

Finally, the culminating phase is the "Pial in the Ruedo"This stage requires exceptional coordination between the riders, as well as perfect synchronization of movements. This stage demands exceptional coordination between the riders, as well as perfect synchronization of movements.

La Terna en el Ruedo is a tribute to the ancestral skills that were crucial in the handling of cattle on the plains. Today, this suerte represents a spectacle of skill and control that continues to amaze audiences around the world. Each performance of the Terna en el Ruedo is a tribute to the mastery and bravery of the charros who perform it, and a celebration of the rich tradition of Mexican charrería.