The Significance of Arrieros in Spanish Culture and History

Arriero is a Spanish word that can be translated to "muleteer" or "pack animal driver" in English. It refers to a person who drives or tends to pack animals, such as mules or donkeys, used for transportation of goods or people. In some regions of Spain, particularly in the south, the term is also used to refer to a person who works as a porter or a laborer, carrying heavy loads on their back.

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