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SAN PEDRO APOSTAL, OAXACA-July 2, 2016. A host family serves a meal to the hundreds of local residents to celebrate the Calenda San Pedro, an annual regional calendar event that honors St Peter the Apostle.

Young chiapanecos (traditional mexican dancers) dancing outdoors

Mexico, Oaxaca city - January 14, 2024: Latin women dancing in colorful traditional dresses during a festival in Oaxaca, Mexico. The atmosphere is vibrant and joyous.

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

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

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.

Dancers in pre-Hispanic costumes perform their ritual dance to welcome spring during the New Fire Ceremony, lighting their torches for the ceremony on the Steps of Calvary in Metepec, State of Mexico.

$Capacuaro, Michoacan, Mexico - February 1, 2020: Purepecha Indians practice as a ceremonial activity the ball game \$

The Toros or bulls of Tultepec is a yearly tradition where the town, 90% of which works making artisanal fireworks, celebrates its patron sant San Juan de Dios, also the patron saint of firemen. Tultepec, Estado de Mexico, Mexico.

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.

Senior traditional Mexican dancer man talking to friends outdoors

Oaxaca, Mexico - July 10, 2023: Unidentified people during a traditional folklore festival on the street in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Portrait of a senior man with an accordion

Mexico City, Mexico - February 18, 2024: Participant lit the firecracker during the local Carnaval Peñon de los Baños in Mexico City. It is an annual tradition that is celebrated before the lent

A happy looking gardener with his shovel

Neiva, Huila, Colombia - June 30, 2024 - Latin brown man making music with a tree leaf at a San Pedro Festival parade.

$Carnaval de Barranquilla (Colombia) 2023, 02-18-2023, A man in the traditional Barranquilla carnival costume, \$

Portrait of young parachico (traditional mexican dancer) outdoors

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.

Oaxaca, Oaxaca / Mexico - 21/7/2018: Detail of mezcal factory and tourists in Oaxaca Mexico

Zacualpan de Amilpas, Morelos, MEXICO- April 16, 2022: A cardboard devil made for the First Devil Festival in Zacualpan de Amilpas awaits the beginning of the parade. 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.

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Portrait of a senior man with vitiligo sitting on the table at home

$Short Caption (Editorial Use Only): Chiapa de Corzo, Chiapas, Mexico – January 20, 2018: A vibrant Parachico in traditional costume performs during the Fiesta Grande, embodying the region's rich cultural heritage.\nThis image, taken on January 20, 2018, in Chiapa de Corzo, Chiapas, Mexico, captures a standout moment during the Fiesta Grande. It features a traditional Parachico, dressed in colorful attire with his iconic hat and sash, performing amid a lively festival setting. The photograph documents the event (what), taken in Chiapa de Corzo (where) on the specified date (when), featuring a \ncultural performer (who) whose vibrant display of tradition underscores the community’s pride (why). This concise description provides insight into the significance of the celebration and highlights the enduring cultural legacy of the region.$

Elin Pelin, Bulgaria - February 17, 2024: The masquerade festival in the city of Elin Pelin, Bulgaria. Kukers with masks and ritual costumes perform ritual dances to ward off evil spirits in the town of Elin Pelin, Bulgaria

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

Young chiapanecos (traditional mexican dancers) talking outdoors

Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico - November 20, 2019: The Mexican Revolution Day Parade, Revolutionaries wearing traditional clothing, going down Sexta street during the parade

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