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Tulum, Mexico - January 24, 2018: Voladores performing the dance of the flyers ritual at Tulum archeological site, Quintana Roo, Yucatan pensinsula, Mexico

Papantla, Mexico - May 21, 2014: A volador (flying dancer) performing the traditional Danza de los Voladores (Dance of the Flyers) in Papantla, Mexico.

Danza de los voladores de Papantla, dancers in colorful costumes sitting at the top, Playa del Carmen, Mexico, 23. January 2022

Men performing dance

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Leon, Mexico. Feb 3. Voladores de Papantla -Papantla Flyers- performing an antique 600 B.C. Totonaca ritual to Gods to get long life, wellness and prosperity, from El Tajin, Papantla, Veracruz, Mexico during Feria de Leon at Heritage Plaza on February 3, 2024 in Leon, Mexico.

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Cancun, Mexico - Mar 15, 2017: Traditional flying birdmen performance by voladores: performers throw themselves off a tall wooden pole while rotating towards the ground as part of a ritual ceremony to ask for fertility.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: The Flyers of Papantla (Volardores de Papantla) perform in the vibrant blue sky of downtown Puerto Vallarta for tourists. The performance, where men hang upside down from ropes, has been granted UNESCO cultural heritage status. Plenty of copy space in the sky.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Nov 2016: Dance of the Papantla Flyers (Voladores de Papantla) - Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico

Playa-Del-Carmen, Mexico - November 2, 2010: Flying Mayans performing in front of the tourists.

Mexico, Cuetzalan, Puebla, Ago 09 - Cuetzalan, a small town nestled in the Sierra Norte of the state of Puebla, founded by the Franciscans in 1547 among lush forests and crystal-clear waterfalls, is famous for maintaining a practically intact neo-colonial style architecture, with stone streets and wooden buildings covered by roofs of tiles. In the picture: The impressive ritual of the 'Voladores de Papantla', which in Cuetzalan occur every Sunday in front of the Parroquia de San Francisco church. This ancestral rite has its origins in the Mesoamerican cultures of the Clasic period, still practiced today with the Nahuas and Totonecas ethnic groups. After making a dance, four 'voladores' (flying men) circle around a pole tied upside down by a rope that gradually lowers to the ground. This rite was proclaimed Intangible Heritage of Humanity by Unesco in 2009.

Senior traditional Mexican dancers during festival outdoors

Tourists watch the flying men of Costa Maya perform a ritual. The Flying Dancers of Costa Maya climb a 95 foot high pole and slide down a rope in a circle. The dance of the flying men is a 1400 year old ritual, the meaning of which varies in many areas of Mexico. The ritual of the Voladores was once only performed on certain festivals in honor of the fertility and spring gods. The flute player represents the sun, the others the four elements earth, air, fire and water.

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Couple dancing at a folkloric cueca event in Santiago, Chile

Oaxaca, Mexico: Onlookers watch and photograph a traditional parade featuring people on stilts through the streets of downtown Oaxaca; the parade is celebrating a wedding.

Carnaval in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil

Wingsuit flier soars in blue sky, snowcapped mountains below, Swiss Alps

Inga Pirca, Cañar, Ecuador - June 21, 2009: Group of Ecuadorian people wearing traditional costumes dancing with purple and white ribbons during Inti Raymi celebration in Ingapirca, Ecuador

Senior traditional Mexican dancers talking outdoors

The Flying Dancers of Costa Maya climb a 95 foot high pole and slide down a rope in a circle. The dance of the flying men is a 1400 year old ritual, the meaning of which varies in many areas of Mexico. The ritual of the Voladores was once only performed on certain festivals in honor of the fertility and spring gods. The flute player represents the sun, the others the four elements earth, air, fire and water.

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Shacshas dancer dancing on Huaraz, in Peru

Leon, Mexico. Feb 3. Voladores de Papantla -Papantla Flyers- performing an antique 600 B.C. Totonaca ritual to Gods to get long life, wellness and prosperity, from El Tajin, Papantla, Veracruz, Mexico during Feria de Leon at Heritage Plaza on February 3, 2024 in Leon, Mexico.

Carnaval in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil

Acrobatic People performing Palo Volador, Dance of the Flyers, traditional ceremony, Los voladores an antique totonaca ritual to Gods from El Tajin,

Oaxaca, Mexico: Onlookers watch a colorful parade through the streets of downtown Oaxaca celebrating a wedding.

Mexico City, Mexico - Aug 2 2023: Voladores de Papantla are a group of dancers who jump into the void from a high pole, tied with ropes, pre-Hispanic ritual ceremony from Veracruz

Young chiapanecas (traditional mexican dancers) dancing outdoors

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