<p>The CharroBoys stay cookin’. In this episode we get into the elementary school years, people’s voices, getting finessed by the meseras, playing at a sports bar for two nights, starving, and last minute gigs at the jefecita’s house. Why do older charros feel the need to put down the younger generation? </p>

The CharroBoys stay cookin’. In this episode we get into the elementary school years, people’s voices, getting finessed by the meseras, playing at a sports bar for two nights, starving, and last minute gigs at the jefecita’s house. Why do older charros feel the need to put down the younger generation?

<p>The CharroBoys stay cookin’. In this episode we get into the elementary school years, people’s voices, getting finessed by the meseras, playing at a sports bar for two nights, starving, and last minute gigs at the jefecita’s house. Why do older charros feel the need to put down the younger generation?&nbsp;</p>

Noventa y Dos - El Hombre Que Más Tomó

CharroBeans is a podcast by mariachis Sammy Ramirez and Victor Estrada, based in Fort Worth, TX. Constantly living the gig life and after having played mariachi music coast to coast, here we choose to share our experiences with all of you. Enjoy.

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