The gaucho tradition in Argentina has evolved to be seen in much the same way that rural residents in the United States see cowboys: as a weekend pastime and a way of showing pride in their ...

To capture the tremendous horsemanship of cowboys and cowgirls in a remote area of Argentina, Dweck and Kershaw wanted to film the gauchos galloping at great speed across the open range.

A Storyville documentary that follows the lives of Argentina’s gauchos (cowboys and cowgirls), as they try to preserve their traditions in a fast-changing world. Show more A Storyville ...

During the military occupation of the Falklands in 1982, the original name given by the Argentine invading forces to the capital Port Stanley was 'Gaucho Rivero', but when aspects of the gaucho's ...

The cattle-herding gauchos in Argentina are often referred to as this region’s cowboys. These are skilled riders and hunters who have become a symbol of the country. It’s possible to visit an ...

Here, gauchos (similar to cowboys) ride their horses and vendors sell regional crafts and food at more than 700 stalls. Ornately costumed folkloric dancers ignite the streets with traditional ...