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Like that common "wisdom" that only old men wear berets, there are many who believe that being a gaucho is a male privilege only.
And similar to the age factor, nothing could be farther from the truth.
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photo Alison Wright. Website www.Alisonwright.com |
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photo Alison Wright. Website www.Alisonwright.com |
And whereas gaucho culture has taken its place in the world of fashion (and women [and men] dressing up accordingly)
many women have their place on horseback on the pampas.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjM33dWj9W50aHqoyoZmPxwoE-QeR4nZdLX5-wEREJ8TG7vTa5wkaYZTfQHRkfqgyoTKL3wi4VfdXNdeSkMhyN3zobFhy4uGp29gGDysi64r7y8ZHCFPfhmkihNCYYcbbPq6G9fakIY_bns/s400/beret+Engarupados.jpg)
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