Cabalgatas are traditional horseback riding events often held in rural areas, celebrating local culture and heritage. Participants, usually dressed in traditional attire, ride through scenic landscapes, showcasing their equestrian skills and connecting with nature. These events can vary in length and may include parades, competitions, and social gatherings. Typically organized by local communities or equestrian clubs, Cabalgatas foster camaraderie among riders and promote tourism. They often feature music, food, and local crafts, creating a festive atmosphere. These gatherings not only highlight the importance of horses in local traditions but also encourage the preservation of cultural practices.