Rosa’s Cantina in El Paso gained eternal fame from Marty Robbins’ 1959 hit “El Paso,” the haunting tale of a cowboy’s doomed love for a Mexican girl named Felina. The real bar near the Rio Grande, existed long before the song. After Robbins’ ballad hit number one and won a Grammy, fans flocked there to see where the story might’ve unfolded. Today it remains a working cantina and pilgrimage spot—where country music, the border, and legend still meet over a cold beer. Follow @lonestarbeer another