About the Podcast
The story behind the conversations.
Music as a Bridge
Charros y Clásicos was born from a simple idea: that the music traditions of the Rio Grande Valley deserve a platform — and that the people behind the music have stories worth telling.
Every episode is a conversation with musicians, educators, and culture-bearers who live at the intersection of mariachi and classical music. We explore how music shapes identity, builds community, and bridges generations.
Whether you're a lifelong musician, a curious listener, or someone who grew up hearing mariachi at every family gathering — this podcast is for you.
Miguel Javier Gutierrez
Host
Music educator and co-founder of Bosky School of Music. Miguel brings deep knowledge of both mariachi and classical traditions, along with a passion for mentoring the next generation of musicians.
Joel Lee Ozuna
Co-Host
Entrepreneur, web designer, and the founder of Bosky Strings — a full-service violin shop in Edinburg, Texas. Joel brings the perspective of someone who has built a life around string instruments and the communities they serve.
Rooted in the Valley
Charros y Clásicos is produced by Bosky Strings in Edinburg, Texas — the heart of the Rio Grande Valley. Our conversations reflect the culture, community, and musical traditions that make this region unlike anywhere else.
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