Taking in the Cultures of Puerto Vallarta

Each year in celebration of Mexico’s Charro tradition, Puerto Vallarta honors Charro Day with a parade and performance. It also marks the kick off celebrations to Mexico Independence Day here in our city. Today the Erica Maree team stepped out of the studio to take front row seats of the parade that begins in Old Town then follows our boardwalk malecon and ends at the Sheraton hotel.

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