imagine being from a country in the old world without cowboys

>>212362842 (OP)
daily reminder that Mexicans literally invented herding cows despite being the last group of people to have cows or horses

>>212362876
They had practice with their women over the age of 26.

The whole Brazil now is "Agroboys"

>>212362842 (OP)
What do they herd in Peru, llamas?

>>212362842 (OP)
Where are the agroboys?

Gauchos are cool.

>>212363008
>>212363294
what's that?

Didn't it descend from Iberian herding practices? Anyway, we have Jackaroos/Stockmen here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-jJbOVLSV0

>>212362842 (OP)
Are there cowboys in the jungle?

>>212363355
Cowboys who ride pickup trucks instead of horses, go after women rather than cows and dress like faggots but supposedly are not.

>>212364342
>men with tight pants

>>212363484
Yes, in the case of Peru, the Morochuco, our earliest herding culture, which also seems to be the oldest in Spanish South America, emerged during the turmoil that characterized the land before the Viceroyalty was consolidated.

As background: during the conquistadors’ civil war, which unfolded alongside the Neo-Inca state’s establishment, Gonzalo’s forces emerged victorious after decapitating Peru’s de facto ruler, the mestizo Almagro el Mozo, whose aides had murdered Francisco Pizarro, who himself had killed Almagro the elder. The Crown sent the first Viceroy, Blasco Núñez Vela, to restore order and claim the land, since Pizarro and Almagro the elder, the men originally granted the territory, were both dead. Blasco was soon defeated and beheaded by Gonzalo Pizarro, whose followers even urged him to marry an Inca princess and be crowned king of Peru. Charles V acted swiftly, sending Pedro de la Gasca to pacify Peru and have Gonzalo executed.

>>212362842 (OP)
cowboy culture originated from mesopotamia and anatolia, every one of your mexoid cowbows can trace the culture back to there.

in fact the very name of my native language is a 4000+ yearold word for cowboy

>>212364484
It was in this context that, after the defeat of Gonzalo’s army, some of the cavalrymen took refuge from the crown among the Morochuco Indians near Ayacucho, where the land is secluded (even nowadays, they remain remote Quechua speakers), helping shape a herding culture there.

Fast-forward almost 300 years to the early 19th century and the decisive final battles of Peruvian independence near Ayacucho. Then the mounted Morochucos chose to join the fight, led by their indian chieftain and national hero, Basilio Auqui Huaytalla. Auqui = heir / next in line to be the curaca (leader) of the ayllu (clan). Huaytalla = green pasture.

https://www.tiktok.com/@legendariosmorochucos/video/7424170985835744517
https://www.tiktok.com/@marlenysalvatierra/video/7457729826389019909

>>212362842 (OP)
What's up with Peru giving shitty names to everything?

>>212364835
Qorilazo comes from the spanish lazo and the runasimi (commonly known as quechua in Spanish) cori/qori = gold, so it means golden lasso. They are more recent than Ayacucho’s Morochuco and originated among the Chumbivilca indians in the southern part of the Cuzco region. They are Quechua speakers of the Chanka variety, so the q is pronounced almost the like the english h.

The Chalan are from Peru’s northern coast (chala is quechua for coast); their culture began as more indio-mestizo and has become even more so as Peru’s coast modernized more than other parts of the country.

>>212362842 (OP)
>boiadeiro
Caipira culture mentioned

>>212364494
>the deceiver

>>212363325
> You'll never be a gaucho running around the Pampas or Patagonia with his horse, discovering new lands never touched by humans before

>>212362842 (OP)
i dig frijoles charros. none of that pansy chili con carne gringo shit

>>212365503
You should bring back the OG gaucho style though

>>212365503
>never touched by humans before
umm sweety?

>>212362842 (OP)
>cowboy
>cowmen
what did floridians mean by this

>>212364484
>Blasco was soon defeated and beheaded by Gonzalo Pizarro, whose followers even urged him to marry an Inca princess and be crowned king of Peru
VGH

imagine, just fucking imagine, the SOVL

also https://youtu.be/jrJVZh4NCFI

>>212365852
Patagonia is huge, in there you could fit Spain, Portugal, Germany, Estonia, and a few more countries size-wise. And native people were just a handful of tribes with relative few people. Theres not a chance in the World theyve seen every mountain, river, lake or flatlands there are out there along the Andes before.

>>212365107
The Qorilazo participate in an annual fighting festival around Christmas called Takanakuy, during which some wear ski-like masks and birds on their heads, especially for the traditional dances during Takanakuy
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FidWwgbXxYw (this one is in Lima but the point still stands)

Do you think if I remembered all these different words for cowboy and I met a Spanish speaking person, I could guess which country/region they were from based on how they said their word for cowboy? I'm always on the lookout for new /int/-themed party tricks

>>212366092
The Qorilazo also take part in a ritualized annual combat between communities called Toqto, which involves the use of slings
https://www.tiktok.com/@3lforastero/video/7473727000977460486

During these sling fights, people die from time to time
https://larepublica.pe/sociedad/2022/12/10/cuatro-muertos-en-el-toqto-ritual-practicado-en-cusco-lrsd

https://viajesenchancletas.com/2024/06/10/luchas-de-toqto-batalla-campal-a-huaracazos/

>>212366092
The Qorilazo also take part in a ritualized annual combat between communities called Toqto, which involves the use of warakas (slings) and ayllos (bolas)
https://www.tiktok.com/@3lforastero/video/7473727000977460486

During these fights, people die from time to time
https://larepublica.pe/sociedad/2022/12/10/cuatro-muertos-en-el-toqto-ritual-practicado-en-cusco-lrsd

I like how old and rustic country music sounds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmIi_0mKtSY&list=RDxmIi_0mKtSY&start_radio=1

>>212367375
Cool, the accent sounds quite different from Porteño. Here, among the types of cowboy music, these are some bits of waylas ie music for the Qorilazos' Takanakuy, traditionally performed by women as their custom mandates. Other ritual fights like Toqto were also traditionally accompanied by women singing since time immemorial, but this has gradually been replaced by male bands:

https://www.tiktok.com/@kani_eli/video/7518628272326855942
https://www.tiktok.com/@wilsonproducciones1/video/7520406527748869432
https://www.tiktok.com/@yovanaespinoza30/video/7495957294287539511

>>212367633
Other types Qorilazo dance/music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ4HsvuoEvc
https://www.tiktok.com/@yanetinorasivla/video/7517775323992182021

>>212367375
Or Folk music*

>>212366141
That's not really the word for cowboy but our countries' equivalent to cowboys. When talking about the kind of cowboy that appears in western movies everyone is going to say "vaquero".

Good thread :D

>>212362842 (OP)
I pitty the fool
>>212363086
Viceroyalty, the best horses arrived there for the nobility, indios fucked it up of course and now the best horses belong to us like all their bases

>>212365107
Chalan horse dance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFdUh4hfz7o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvPG0yqMIgQ

>>212366001
eran transhumantes y vivián a un lado y otro de la cordillera dependiendo del clima, hay unas cuevas de mierda en el medio de la nada con vestigios, dejate de joder ignorante, evita el history channel y lee más papers

>>212362978

>>212366177
>During these fights, people die from time to time
Yeah, I remember. Those news hardly reach Lima ever though.

>>212363086
I will tell you a secret but promise me it won't get out of this thread.
[spoiler]Llamas and alpacas can actually be ridden. Sadly, they can't resist much weight so it's just usually kids who mount them and stay on their backs.[/spoiler]