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Oaxaca, Mexico: Folk artists at work on a colorful street in downtown Oaxaca; the street is decorated with papel picado—the Mexican art of cut paper.

Oaxaca, Mexico - July 15, 2016: china oaxaquena. A woman dancing with fireworks during the parade for Guelaguetza celebration in Oaxaca

OAXACA, MEXICO - MARCH 1 . 2014: Traditional Mexican Wedding and parade kwon as Calenda in Church of Santo Domingo de Guzman

Young man talking and celebrating the day of the dead with her friends

This is a close up of Day of the Dead altar decorations hanging on display in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico- July 6, 2019: Men dressed as tiliches, traditional costume from Putla, Oaxaca, during the Convite, a party made for invite to a big traditional party called Guelaguetza in Oaxaca, Mexico

$10th July, 2017. Xichu. Guanajuato. Mexico.\nLocals dancing at the break of dawn in front of a church. They are dancing to traditional Huapango music during a local festival$

The huaconada is a traditional dance that represents the warrior elders of many years ago and is danced in Mito, Peru. The dancers wear wooden masks with a very big nose and a typical Peruvian blanket on their back and always have a whip.

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San Juan Chamula, Mexico – April 20, 2019: Celebration during Semana Santa (Easter) in San Juan Chamula where all locals wear the typical dress from the area, that includes a hat.

Young Mexican couple dancing outdoors

Oaxaca, Mexico - July 9,2016: people with China oaxaqueña traditional costume dancing with fireworks for Guelaguetza celebration

Mariachi at the Day of the Dead Festival

In Playa del Carmen, Mexico a sombrero on retail display outdoors along 5th Avenue has the words Viva Mexico embroidered on the merchandise for sale.

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Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico– October 27, 2018: A woman with a swirling skirt with a basket on her heads dancing in the Zócalo (city square) at the time of the Día de los Muertos festival. This annual holiday is celebrated extensively in southern Mexico with face painting, costumes, parades, dancing, altars, and graveside vigils. Celebration of the Día de los Muertos has been adopted in many other parts of the world.

OAXACA, MEXICO - MARCH 1 . 2014: Traditional Mexican Wedding and parade kwon as Calenda in Santo Domingo de Guzman Church

Huejotzingo Puebla, Mexico 2 February 2014, Huejotzingo Puebla, Mexico 2 February 2014, Carnival of Huejotzingo, Puebla, Mexico, where participants wear costumes and masks resembling Spanish individuals, complete with elaborate, multicolored feather headdresses, dancing and celebrating in the city streets.

Young man dancing and celebrating the day of the dead

Oaxaca, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico. Local people in a traditional costume, Editorial only.

Aztec dances, Mexico City

Mexico City, Mexico on 7th December 2024. The participants perfom danza de Tecuanes during Mexico City's carnival from Angel de la Independencia to Zocalo.

Zacualpan de Amilpas, Morelos, MEXICO- April 16, 2022: A troupe wearing handcrafted devil masks in the First Devil Festival in Zacualpan de Amilpas. Zacualpan has a long tradition of cardboard and papier maché mask workshops. Each workshop makes a devil 3 to 4 meters tall, which they parade through the streets along with masked dancers and marching bands, that reach the main square and are burned with fireworks, as part of the catholic festivities of the Holy Week, in this case representing the triumph of good versus evil.

Three men of indigenous origin posing for a photograph in front of the church, wearing traditional costumes for the celebration of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico.

Woman wearing a pollera Panama's national costume, and man wearing a traditional tunic mole at Panama la Vieja ruins, Panama City, Panama, Central America

Oaxaca, Mexico - July 9,2016: Women with China oaxaqueña traditional costume dancing with fireworks for Guelaguetza celebration

Traditional mariachis talking outdoors

$A family serenades a relative's grave during the day of the dead in Romerillo, San Juan Chamula on November 1, 2019\nIt is a very common image during this celebration, they hire ranchera, Mariachi, or traditional music groups and the atmosphere gets very nostalgic when they ask for songs that the deceased liked$

Tarija, Bolivia, 3th, March, 2020, group of masked people celebrating the carnival, the masks are shaped like demons' faces, all of them are dancing.

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