案例简介：照片由 @ nataliekeyssar | 德西里·阿塞维多 (Desiree Acevedo) 拍摄，中锋，在比赛前几天的一个晚上，在7月的一个晚上练习中，她和其他牛仔竞技团队一起通过 “吉罗” 或转弯。escaramuza charra是墨西哥牛仔竞技表演charrer í a中唯一的女子赛事。由八名车手组成的团队在adelitas服装中骑着侧骑时执行复杂的同步编舞，灵感来自参加墨西哥革命的妇女的服装。这项运动现已在美国的Chicano社区中广泛开展，在那里，妇女可以庆祝自己的马术和传统，并争夺参加墨西哥决赛的机会。点击bio中的链接以阅读更多有关此故事的信息。

案例简介：Photo by @nataliekeyssar | Desiree Acevedo, center, puts her horse through a “giro,” or turn, with the rest of her rodeo team during practice on an evening in July, a few days before a competition. The escaramuza charra is the only women's event in the charrería, the Mexican rodeo. Teams of eight riders perform complex synchronized choreography while riding sidesaddle in adelitas outfits, inspired by the garb of the women who fought in the Mexican Revolution. The sport is now widely practiced among Chicano communities across the U.S., where women can celebrate their horsemanship and their heritage and compete for a chance to participate in finals in Mexico. Tap the link in bio to read more of this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @nataliekeyssar | Desiree Acevedo, center, puts her horse through a “giro,” or turn, with the rest of her rodeo

案例简介：照片由 @ nataliekeyssar | 德西里·阿塞维多 (Desiree Acevedo) 拍摄，中锋，在比赛前几天的一个晚上，在7月的一个晚上练习中，她和其他牛仔竞技团队一起通过 “吉罗” 或转弯。escaramuza charra是墨西哥牛仔竞技表演charrer í a中唯一的女子赛事。由八名车手组成的团队在adelitas服装中骑着侧骑时执行复杂的同步编舞，灵感来自参加墨西哥革命的妇女的服装。这项运动现已在美国的Chicano社区中广泛开展，在那里，妇女可以庆祝自己的马术和传统，并争夺参加墨西哥决赛的机会。点击bio中的链接以阅读更多有关此故事的信息。

国家地理 - Photo by @nataliekeyssar | Desiree Acevedo, center, puts her horse through a “giro,” or turn, with the rest of her rodeo

案例简介：Photo by @nataliekeyssar | Desiree Acevedo, center, puts her horse through a “giro,” or turn, with the rest of her rodeo team during practice on an evening in July, a few days before a competition. The escaramuza charra is the only women's event in the charrería, the Mexican rodeo. Teams of eight riders perform complex synchronized choreography while riding sidesaddle in adelitas outfits, inspired by the garb of the women who fought in the Mexican Revolution. The sport is now widely practiced among Chicano communities across the U.S., where women can celebrate their horsemanship and their heritage and compete for a chance to participate in finals in Mexico. Tap the link in bio to read more of this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @nataliekeyssar | Desiree Acevedo, center, puts her horse through a “giro,” or turn, with the rest of her rodeo

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