The CharroBoys get in discussion mode today. We get into the present education system in the United States with mariachi as opposed to its home country of Mexico, language barriers, the disconnect of the two, and also a little bit of what happened this past weekend. Nothing disappoints you more than when the food at the gig isn’t as good as you hoped it was.

*disclaimer: Sammy accidentally confused Nati Cano and Nati de Santiago during the discussion and he barely realized while editing. Vic’s fault too for not catching the mistake. Our points are still valid tho. Honest mistake. Ok byeeeee*

The CharroBoys get into it today, y’all. We get into your changing body into adulthood, why is it so hard to get a traje in the US, what it was like to gig in Gaspar-times, and anything but this past weekends gigs. We been having fun lately on these episodes. Hope you enjoy the shenanigans. 

We’re back! The CharroBoys return to the pod. Come hang out as we catch you up with what we’ve been up to, talk about taking trips, young children’s honesty, insecurity, what makes a mariachi section strong, and back to school. Damn, we missed y’all. 

The CharroBoys are back with one more episode before taking a hiatus. We get into taking time off, the city of Fort Worth, ghosts, social media, getting old, playing a full hour at the wrong place. Why didn’t anyone stop us? Smh 

The CharroBoys sit down with Saul Flores, violinist/voz with Mariachi Allende. We discuss his beginnings training as a classical violinist in Oak Cliff, being on Tengo Talento Mucho Talento, perfect pitch, taking a break from school t Texas State, and playing in both the DFW and Central Texas. This foo never ages so he passes off as Victor’s son and the clients still believe it. 

The CharroBoys celebrate 1 year since its inception! They discuss the beginning of CharroBeans, tequila, playing with new people, heading to Oklahoma, and singing priests. Never seen a Padre with so much drip.❄️ 

The CharroBoys get into with mariachis that cancel gigs last minute, clients que se pasan, leftover cake, graduation parties, no margaritas, and working with other groups. Client grabs your wiener at a gig wyd? 

The CharroBoys get into more cancelled gigs, playing for caucasians, gigs that add more hours, cops showing up, and playing while it’s pouring rain. 🎶Hermano cayó la leyyy🎶 

The CharroBoys chat with their compañero Luis "Bollo" Ramirez, violinist/voz for Mariachi Allende about his recent graduation from the UNT School of Music, his beginnings in a heavily influenced mariachi family, getting fired from Mariachi Allende, untraditional degree plans, and balancing the school and hella gigs life. You know you're a college student when you bring your laptop to the planta to do a last-minute assignment. Asi andaba.

The CharroBoys get into the long Mother's Day weekend, Arturo Vargas getting fired (he quit) from Mariachi Allende, people who talk shit over the internet, and mariachi gas station diets. Dia de las Madres? Madres la que nos rompieron.