
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicComedy | |||

The CharroBoys announce that they will be taking a little break from the pod. We get into coming back from presenting at Mariachi Spectacular in Albuquerque, our experience as presenters, a recap of the summer, and how the World Cup affected our live... more
The CharroBoys were in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for Mariachi Spectacular this week. It was surreal talking to you guys at a conference we grew up attending for many years. We talked about ways to continue playing mariachi after high school, our perso... more
The CharroBoys make a special announcement. We'll see you guys at the 35th Mariachi Spectacular in ABQ. We will be doing a live podcast on July 8th at 1pm. See you there!
We also get into Sammy playing with Luis Angel "El Flaco", missing work, and p... more
The CharroBoys are back to catch you up on last week. We talk Victor joining a trio, Sammy’s visit to Cancun, getting a canceled flight, and our boss having to fill in on vihuela. We also got into playing with a sub that showed up late and with no in... more
As a fellow mariachi musician in Texas, I came across this podcast in August 2020 & have been listening ever since on my commutes. These guys are always good for a laugh. Keep it up!
I’ve learned so much and always have a great time listening. For the low low price of an Apple podcast rate and review, Sammy will even help you with your grad school homework! What a deal!
Nunca llegaron los mariachis 😡😭 i blame Sammy and Victor not Arturo
Compa vihuela started talking $*{^ about frogs.
It’s all good. I can agree to disagree.
Great conversations! Easy listening. Awesome for people who are about that “charro life” and for people who just want insight on people keeping traditional music alive in the states.
These dudes are funny and bring the stories from the chambas out. Make sure to listen!
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CharroBeans blends candid, humor-filled conversations with practical insights from two working mariachi musicians, focusing on gig life, gear, performances, and the evolving culture of mariachi in the U.S. Episodes sketch the realities of balancing rehearsals, travel, and family with live gigs, while exploring topics like instrument maintenance, fashion (traje), gig etiquette, education paths, and industry dynamics. The show stands out for its open banter, behind-the-scenes perspectives, and practical tips that resonate with both performers and fans of traditional Mexican music who want an authentic, working-musician viewpoint.
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