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A group of dancers ready to parade through the streets of Cusco during the Inti Raymi Sun Festival, photographed on the Plaza de Armas, the main square of the city. Photographed in Peru, South America.

$The carnival of Quito is a celebration that takes place every year in the capital of Ecuador. This is one of the largest celebrations of the city that involves each of the neighborhoods and districts of the city, which celebrate their festivities individually.\n\nThe city of Quito celebrates carnivals in a big way and commemorates all the cultural diversity found in the region, giving way to a wide variety of celebrations and festivals, all full of color and enthusiasm. Every corner of the city is filled with dancers, samba groups and national artists to celebrate the festivities that are organized by the different government agencies and the city government.$

Cuenca, Ecuador - November 5, 2022: Folk dancers on the central square of the city Cuenca and in front of the cathedral on the day of celebration of the city's independence day

Toronto, Canada - June 25, 2023: The Pride Toronto Parade is organized by Pride Toronto, a non-profit organization. It hosts the annual Pride Month celebrations in Toronto, Canada, which attracts millions of attendees from around the globe.

San Jose, Costa Rica - September 17, 2022: Folk group performing in front of the church of La Soledad, in the urban center of the city

Shacshas dancer dancing on Huaraz, in Peru

$People with multicolored dresses and hats marching during the celebration of the Palm Sunday of Easter in the streets of the main square of Ayacucho, the capital city of the Huamanga Province, Peru.\nAyacucho is the \$

$The kite festival (El Festival de la cometa) is an annual celebration that takes place in Jericó, Antioquia during August and is one of the most important festivals in the municipality.\nIts history dates back to pre-Columbian times when the indigenous people of the region used kites to send messages to the gods. With the arrival of the Spaniards, the tradition merged with the Catholic religion and became a celebration of life and death.$

A young Quechua male indigenous dancing during the Inti Raymi Sun Festival on the Plaza de Armas (main square) of Cusco city in Peru, South America.

Los Lajares, Fuerteventura, Spain, February 24, 2024 - Arts and crafts market in the village square of Los Lajares on Fuerteventura.

Cuenca, Ecuador - January 6, 2022: Plaza Civica in front of agriculture market '9 de Octubre'. Woman in traditional clothes for Azuay province with big basket crosses the square. Ecuador

Kathmandu, Nepal-April 21,2024: Souvenir market at Durbar Square, Souvenirs are being sold for tourists

Santa Clara, Cuba-January 28,2020: Cuban pioneers march with a national flag celebrating the life of Jose Marti who was a leader in the independence struggles and is remembered as the 'Cuban National Hero'

Portrait of a shacsha dancer dancing on Huaraz, in Peru

$Pasto, Nariño, Colombia. January 6, 2015: The Carnival of Blacks and Whites is the largest and most important festival in southern Colombia. Although due to its geographical indication it belongs to the city of San Juan de Pasto.\nThe Carnival of Blacks and Whites has its origin in the fusion of multiple cultures and expressions, corresponding to the Andes, the Amazon and the culture of the Pacific. The carnival of blacks and whites was born in the 16th century in the year 1546.$