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Gaucho from Argentina drinking Mate and his horse

the world of an elegant rural worker as he dons a captivating belt and facon, meticulously crafted from precious gold and silver

gauchos with their typical clothing standing on the field, next to them they have a horse

Portrait of a Gaucho at the Farroupilha Camp

San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina - November 10, 2019: Gaucho doing a horse herd exhibition

Side view of grinning young gauchos in traditional clothing galloping past camera as they race each other on Argentine estancia grassland.

Detail of a gaucho's boot mounted on a horse

Portrait of an Argentinean gaucho with his back on a parrilla.

Portrait of a senior man putting saddle on fence on stable fence

San Rafael, Argentina, October 10th, 2021; Argentine cowboy (gaucho) walks his horse past camera, in Patagonia.

curaca, bahia, brazil - july 7, 2024: Northeastern cowboy takes part in the mass in honor of his profession in the city of Curaca.

Ayacucho, Buenos Aires, Argentina - March 17, 2013: Rider competing in rodeo, trying to tame this wild horse. Classic scene Argentina. Image taken in the city of Ayacucho, Buenos Aires, Argentina. In the national holiday of the calf held in March in the city.

Huelva,Spain - June 16, 2023, man on horseback with a Cordovan hat, walking behind the sinless of his brotherhood on the way to the pilgrimage of El Rocio.

San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina - November 10, 2019: Gaucho rider performing skills on horseback

gaucho man on a horse, photo only of his foot in detail placed on the stirrup

$Gaucho with beard, moustache and hat. Photo was made on a large estancia (farm) in the Los Glaciares National Park in Patagonia, Argentina.\nIn the mid-18th century gauchos arose to hunt the large herds of escaped horses and cattle that had roamed freely, bred prodigiously, and remained safe from predators on the extensive Pampas. By the end of the 18th century, private owners had acquired the half-wild livestock on the Pampas and hired the gauchos as skilled animal handlers. By the later 19th century the Pampas had been fenced into huge estancias (estates), and the gaucho thus became a farmhand or peon.$

$Buenos Aires, Argentina - The Mounted Grenadiers With Argentine flag during at the festival celebration. The Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers (Regimiento de Granaderos a Caballo) is the name of two Argentine Army regiments of two different time periods: a historic regiment that operated from 1812 to 1826, and a modern cavalry unit that was organized in 1903. The Regiment of Horse Grenadiers \$