Mexican Hat Dance Charro in Sombrero and Woman 1950s Mexico Comic Postcard

Description

A vintage postcard of a Mexican man dressed as a
charro
(cowboy) and woman in the traditional
china poblana
outfit, dancing the Mexican Hat Dance. The caption says “El jarabe tapatío se baila con garbo y brio” which means “The Mexican Hat Dance is danced with panache and brio.”
This postcard was published in Spain, probably in the 1950s. It has a matte finish.
Condition: unused with no writing, VG+
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