Villa Alegre; 229; Horsemen of America

Can you please... and we will sing for you. Girls, come on! It's beautiful!

La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, it's beautiful. Every one here has his own way of getting what he wants planning, and working together, maybe we can do it better and be happier. Howdy

stranger, dare to join me in a play the beans? No play list always come to Quatro Hinetes. Well you came to the right place, your partner. This year is Villalegrae, human relations show number 15, the four horsemen of America. Right I'm here boy. From the Hinetes of America to Quatro we will talk. Mexican Charo. Oh! Ampio Sondrero Farano. Boredado de Platadornando. Jeval Charo Mexican. Galopando en su caballo. The Argentinian Gaucho Gaucho Argentinan

Gaucho Gaucho Argentinan Brazil and Uruguay over Panpas bajo estrellas Galopando siempre van El llanero venezolano El llanero de los llanos De Colombia y Venezuela inspiran una novela Galopando en sus caballos A la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la inspirar una novela Y el cabo e de los Estados Unidos En los Estados

Unidos El cabo e de los Estados Unidos El cabo e de los Estados Unidos Y el cabo e de los

Estados Unidos Y el cabo e de los Estados Unidos Y el cabo e de los Estados Unidos

Y el cabo e de los Estados Unidos Y el cabo e de los Estados Unidos Y el cabo e de los Estados Unidos Y el

cabo e de los Estados Unidos Excuse me, but you have a very interesting outfit there. Can you tell me something about yourself? Yo soy de México y tengo puesto un traje de chara. You have a chara outfit on. So you're a chara then. Sí, soy una chara. Thank you. We have a very colorful fellow here. You're from Argentina? No, yo soy de Chile. Close, then you have a wasel outfit. Sí, yo soy un wasel. Yo soy de Argentina. You're from Argentina? Then you're the galcho. I see you have a galcho outfit.

Esporque soy un galcho. I'm a cowboy from the United States. I have spurs at jingle, jingle, jingle. Cut it out, will you? I have something to say about cowboy. And I have something to say about cowboys too. Oh, give me a home. Wear the buffalo's room. And I'll give you my dirty hat. Okay, I've had it. I'm not playing with you guys anymore. One day wasp and amapola were happily coming down a mountain trail when look amapola a suspension bridge see how it hangs we have to go across very carefully. Very good, very good amapola. You are very brave.

Don't be afraid, amapola. You see, we are not very high. But amapola without listening to reason and frightened to death started running down the hill. Stop! Stop! Where are you going? Finally, they reached the shores of Lake Chidi Kaga. Well, now I'll make a reed raft so we can have some fun in the lake. Wasp made a reed raft and pushed it into the water. Don't be scared, amapola. Now you can

jump in. Careful, be careful. Don't stay here. Go to the other side so we can balance the boat. I stay here, you go to the other end. Now that's better. Now we can't stay without any danger, amapola. Isn't this fun? And so waspian amapola had a fantastic day at Lake Chidi Kaga and sailed in their boat until sunset. Hello, scared crow. I see you're all dressed for the rodeo. That's scared crow. Say, are you in there old buddy? Oh, amigo, forgive me. I must have been daydreaming. About what? About cowboys. Rodeo time is as good a time as I can think of to be

daydreaming about cowboys. Incidentally, I've been wondering, are there any Latino cowboys? Of course there are. As a matter of fact, many English words for a cowboys' clothes and equipment come from Spanish words. Many English words for a cowboys' gear come from Spanish words? Yes. Watch and listen. The best thing. La Prida, the bridal. La Riendas, the reeds. Losestribos, the stirrups.

La Riendas, the larry. El Corral, the crown. I see what you mean. Ranch, Rancho. By George, I think I've got it. But we both have it. Shall we? Oh, yeah. Rhyda, cowboy. The sombrero flew in front of the bonquixote.

Sancho came by. What's going on, Sancho? Son bonquixote. The wind flew my sombrero. We must remove the sombrero to the wind. Son bonquixote. Son bonquixote. Son bonquixote. Son

bonquixote. The wind flew my sombrero. The wind flew my sombrero. Son bonquixote. The wind flew my sombrero. The wind flew

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flew my sombrero. Son bonquixote. Son bonquixote. The wind flew my sombrero. The wind flew

my sombrero. The wind flew my sombrero. The wind flew my sombrero. The wind

flew my sombrero. The wind flew my sombrero. My horse can do tricks. How much is one and one? Two and two. Four. Four.

Four. Four. Four. Four. The horse is

very important for the boat. Four. Four. The horse is very important for the boat.

Four. These are the best things I have ever tasted. Cowboy food sure is good. The wind flew

my sombrero. Cowboy food sure is good. Cowboy food sure is good. Cowboy food sure is

good. Cowboy food sure is good. Cowboy food sure is good. Cowboy food sure is good.

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