"Rancho" (Village Customs) is a book by the Spanish writer Javier de Viana, which tells about life, traditions and rituals in the village. Through the prism of the author's eyes, the reader gets to know the life of the peasants, their work in the fields, the community and relations between the peasants. The book opens before us a unique world of inner city life, where every event is depicted with special attention to detail. Family traditions, work on the land, village festivals and other aspects of rural life unfold before us all the time, making this book extremely exciting and witty. "Rancho" is an important testimony of the cultural and social realities of a village that is so often overlooked by the modern world.