Ah, the cowboy, a symbol of the West.

romanticized by classic movies and TV shows a dominating theme of country music and

occasionally inspiring to shit rockers like kid rock and ass kickers like

Pantera the cowboy theme is, to say the least, prolific in American music and cinema.

And probably Mexican music and cinema, but I don't speak Spanish, so I can't really say for sure. I'll tell you where you don't speak Spanish so I can't really say for sure I'll tell you where you don't

see too much of it Europe which is weird because the ideas of cowboys came

from Ireland and Spain I'll get into that in a bit I'm basically just trying to fill enough time in this

intro to get to the chorus of this song. It sums up the episode perfectly. This is Arno

with the European cowboy, which is French for the European cowboy.

And today I bring you this genre, the European cowboy.

Wait, hold on. You didn't get to the chorus yet. He said it. Oh he said okay good. Okay. No here comes again. Yeah.

He did a good job pausing. Thanks to hear it.

It's Beyond Y'haraq podcast. We have makeup genres every week. We'll count them down. The best songs of the genre from 10 to 1. My name is Jadie Riznar.

I have Hollywood Steve and I have a cold. I'm Dave.

I don't feel like saying my name this week. His name is Hunter. You know, he's just going to have

to guess. His name is not is Vanice.

Use the per.

You, um, we invented the term Yow Rock, so even though this podcast isn't about Yow Rock,

we throw a bone to it every week, Hunter, what song we're listening to?

I'll get to that in a second.

Just have to make this long enough for him to get to the chorus.

Hey, all right, I sense a theme developing.

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