CharroBeans: A Mariachi Podcast

Sammy Ramirez & Victor Estrada
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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.

  1. Jun 3

    Ciento Ochenta y Ocho - El Cuhhscabel

    The CharroBoys were on different instruments this week. Sammy hopped on guitarron, and Victor was on harp. As we get older, that affected our bodies. We talk about how it felt to get pains in new places, getting tired in different ways, and also your responses for the most tired you've gotten after gigging. Come hang, charros.

    1h 22m

  2. May 27

    Ciento Ochenta y Siete - Directo Al Cuhhrazón

    The CharroBoys talk graduation season. We reminisce, talk our career path after graduation. Memories, competitions, free trajes are some of what we discuss. Victor had to leave early, so we have a surprise cameo in this episode. Come hang, dweebs.

    1h 31m

  3. May 14

    Ciento Ochenta y Seis - Cotorreo a La Madre

    The CharroBoys feel the effects of another Mother's Day weekend. We get into being busy every day since 5 de Mayo, mothers not reacting to mariachis, mariachis taking advantage of the holidays, and our bodies holding up after so many hours. We also reminisce about our first Dia de Las Madres weekends.

    1h 15m

  4. May 6

    Ciento Ochenta y Cinco - Corrido del Poet y Campers

    The CharroBoys catch up after having to delay last week’s episode because of a huge hail storm that rocked Fort Worth. After a client specifically asked for Poeta y Campesino, we talk about procrastinating for it, how we felt playing it at a small intimate wedding, and we lap get into Sammy taking his students to the TAME competition this past weekend. This was the most stressful gig we had in a long time.

    1h 36m

  5. Apr 22

    Ciento Ochenta y Cuatro - Mexico Vive

    The CharroBoys discuss the Karol G mariachi performance at Coachella. After the talks surrounding the alleged affiliation to ties of polarizing viewpoints, we discuss our feelings about the situation. We get into representing what you preach, communities being affected, and how lack of speaking up can cause people to fill in the blanks. We’re all about healthy discussion and not attacking anyone. We allow you to form your opinions yourself. We hope our talk gives you some insight on how we feel about this situation as working mariachis that love and care about this music and community.

    1h 45m

  6. Apr 16

    Ciento Ochenta y Tres - Nos Estorbo La Lonja

    The CharroBoys talk the downfall of mariachi. What could cause it? Is it lack of innovation, greed, the economy, or maybe just a huge scandal? We discuss your answers.

    1h 33m

  7. Apr 8

    Ciento Ochenta y Dos - Árboles de La Barrancuhh

    The CharroBoys talk hard pills to swallow in mariachi. Whether it’s abut never getting rich off of music, harsh realities, losing your spot to a family member, or just plain knowledge of rep, we discuss your responses. We also talk about playing with a guy from Guadalajara and other gigs we did this week. Come hang, charros.

    1h 22m

  8. Apr 1

    Ciento Ochenta y Uno - Qué Mal Te Ves Sin Beans

    The CharroBoys were apart this week agin, this time with Sammy attending All Region mariachi. We get into running into old friends, the region process, and Victor working with my sub with Allende. Come hang, charros.

    1h 27m
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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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  • Creator
    Sammy Ramirez & Victor Estrada
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    188
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    CharroBeans: A Mariachi Podcast

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