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Heritage of Mexico Rodeo

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Our Mexican Heritage Celebration and Rodeo features a variety of specialty acts choreographed by Jerry Diaz, a fourth-generation champion charro.

You will get to experience Mexican-style bull riding, bareback riding, trick roping, Mariachi music, side saddle girls, and the Portuguese style Bull Fights.

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The Matador Beautiful Exhibition of the Art form of the Spanish Bull fighter

Folklorico Composed of Ballet steps and musical pieces reflecting various regions and folk music genres of Mexico.
Folklorico Dancers add Color to the Pageantry, History and Heritage of the Mexican Heritage Celebration y Rodeo

Nicola Diaz - Cala de Caballo Cala de Caballo the test of the horse. A Charro puts his horse through various commands to demonstrates his ability and the horses training.

El Charro de Corazon and his Rope Artistry Charro Jerry Diaz , El Charro de Corazon and his Rope Artistry expressing One of the most beautiful and difficult ropes the traditional Maguey rope twisted from the catus fibers of a maguey plants.

Jineteo de Yegua Bronc riding Charro style called Jineteo de Yegua.

Dancing Horse Staci Diaz and her Beautiful Black Andalusian Stallion dancing Horse will keep audiences entertained with classical movements while working at liberty.

Rope Artistry with an authentic Mexican maguey Charro Jerry Diaz, El Charro de Corazon and his rope artistry one of the most artistic and unique forms of roping. True horseman with his Signature rope an authentic Mexican maguey.

Escaramuza Beautiful Charra dressed in her Adelita attire riding side saddle She is expressing the dignity and pride of her culture. A team called Escaramuza perform a variety of precision riding techniques

Nicolas Diaz and Glory the mini Nicolas Diaz and Glory the mini bringing joy, smiles and laughter to the audience especially the children she’s a crowd pleaser.

Arena Safety

The Mexican Heritage Celebration Rodeo is a clear bag event. Before you come to enjoy your rodeo, make sure all of your belongings can fit within a clear bag that does not exceed 12" long x 6" wide x 12" high. One small clutch bag or wallet no larger than 6.5" long x 3" wide x 4.5" high with or without a handle can be taken into the arena. Learn more about the clear bag policy and if your concert has additional safety requirements in our Know Before You Go section.