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Bookmark or Share- What is a Paniolo? - Paniolo Preservation SocietyThe official definition of the Hawaiian word Paniolo is “a person who herds cattle; cowboy.”. The story of the paniolo is Hawaii ranching, past and present.
- 200 years ago, 3 Californians crossed an ocean, changed Hawaii ... - SFGATEPaniolos (Hawaiian cowboys) herd cattle at Parker Ranch, the largest ranch in Hawaii. Hawaii State Archives. Three vaqueros, named as Don Luzada, Kusuth and Ramon, were the first to arrive on...
- Hawaii's Paniolo Cowboy Culture - Nani HawaiiExploring the Paniolo: Hawaii's Cowboy Culture. In the vast realm of cowboy cultures worldwide, Hawaii's Paniolo stands out as a unique and lesser-known gem. Rooted in the rich history of the Hawaiian Islands, the Paniolo culture tells a compelling story of adaptation, perseverance, and a deep connection to the land.
- Cowboys in the Tropics | Folklife MagazineEarly photographs and footage of Hawaiian cowboys express a new style of cowboying, one specific to a tropical island. The paniolos inspired not only ways of riding and ways of dress but a repertoire of cowboy songs infused with classic Hawaiian slack-key guitar and vocals.
- Paniolo: the Hawaiian Cowboy - Hawaiian Culture StoriesPaniolo: the Hawaiian Cowboy. Hawaii is known for its surfers, but the Big Island’s paniolo also make waves. By Cara Fasone. Hawaii is famous for its beautiful beaches and water sports: surfing, canoeing and paddle boarding, we often forget that our local ranchers also rodeo.
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