The Llamadas Carnival Parade

An afro-Uruguayan woman dances candombe during the presentation of his 'Comparsa' (candombe group) at the annual 'llamadas' parade, a typical festival dating back to the Spanish domination of Latin America An afro-Uruguayan woman dances candombe during the presentation of his 'Comparsa' (candombe group) at the annual 'llamadas' parade, a typical festival dating back to the Spanish domination of Latin America
An afro-Uruguayan woman dances candombe during the presentation of his 'Comparsa' (candombe group) at the annual 'llamadas' parade, a typical festival dating back to the Spanish domination of Latin America
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