'Like being an artist': Mexicans celebrate cowboy culture at festival near US border

With traditional dances, rodeos and bonfires, Mexicans celebrate cowboy culture in the village of La Mision, just south of the US border. The two-day festival honors the area's blend of cultures through history, from its indigenous roots to the founding of a Spanish mission in the village by Dominican missionaries in 1787. "For me, being a cowboy is like being an artist, a painter, a composer," says Villagardo Moreno, one of the founders of the event, held annually since 1979.