| How old am I: | 18 | |
| Ethnicity: | Spanish | |
| What is my gender: | I'm fem | |
| I know: | Spanish | |
| My figure features: | I'm thin | |
| What I prefer to drink: | Vodka |
A unique bi-national event celebrated between the two neighbouring cities of Brownsville and Matamoros.
An annual four-day celebration that embraces two cultures - fiestas, lots of music, rich costumes, colorful performances, and traditional food can all be found here at this time. The two border cities Brownsville, Texas and Matamoros in Mexico cooperate to create an incredible cultural event for both sides. Each year around 50, attendees come here to enjoy the event. The Charro Days festival includes parades, food stands, music, street dancing, boat races, fireworks, bullfights, and a rodeo in both Brownsville and Matamoros.
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Men and women dress in traditional Mexican or cowboy style costumes. The Charro Days festival is known for its colorful parades that go down Elizabeth St. All parades feature folkloric dances, Mexican music, fabulous costumes, floats, marching bands and more. The fiesta ends with Charro Days Costumed Ball.
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