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

Portrait of mature man dressed in Chilean huaso costume with arms crossed, isolated white background, fiestas patrias celebration

Portrait of a serious sportsman looking away

Mexico City, Mexico - February 24, 2024: Ancient rituals Aztecs perform during the Cuauhtemoc anniversary celebration in Mexico City.

A portrait of a Mexican man wearing a white cowboy hat, against a bold blue background

Lockhart, Texas, United States. March 14, 2022. Head cook, or Pit Boss, at a Texas barbeque restaurant.

Tlalquiltenango, Morelos/Mexico--November 18, 2008. Much of the farmwork is still done by hand in this pueblo. The main crops are jicama and sugar cane.

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

July 28, 2019: A group of Mexican men traditionally dressed in a parade during the Guelaguetza festival in Oaxaca, Mexico

portrait of muscular young man on teal background outdoors

A member of the Zacapoaxtlas battalion receives minor burns, thanks to his protective gloves and tapes placed on his hands, in the municipality of Cholula Puebla, on March 5, 2022 (Photo OZ/Octavio Sánchez)

Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador - April 15, 2022: Bare-chested cucuruchos wearing purple robes and hoods carry a statue of the Virgin Mary during the Jesus del Gran Poder procession in Quito, Ecuador, a traditional Holy Week event.

Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico- November 18, 2018: Portrait of a man dressed with traditional clothes dancing at Record La Bamba 2018 in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico

Senior man contemplating and looking away outdoors

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 portrait of a pleasant looking gardener against a white brick wall

$Members of the Los Historiantes and Los Chapetones dance group participate in the celebration of the flower and palm festival in Panchimalco, El Salvador.The indigenous town of Panchimalco celebrates every year this festival to honor Virgin Mary and the Saint Cross.\nEl Salvador, May 05, 2024$

One little adult man walking on the city street

3D man in Mexican fiesta cinco de mayo. Fancy text , flag,hat symbol. Mexican party invitation card. Viva mexico text lettering banner template

Parma, Italy, August 2, 2022: An man taking photos with his smartphone outdoors at night, capturing the beauty of nighttime scenes and lights.

Parachicos (traditional mexican dancers) outdoors

Portrait of Navajo Man in Forties Monument Valley Tribal Park Utah

$Millions of Mexicans gathered at the Mayor Basilica to pay homage to the Virgin of Guadalupe on the eve of December 12, the day on which her appearance in front of the Saint Juan Diego is commemorated at the Tepeyac according to Catholic tradition. \n\nMillions of faithful from different parts of the country and other nationalities arrive at the place, however, this year due to the COVID pandemic and its omicron variant, visits were made with security protocols.\n\nOur Lady of Guadalupe, more commonly known as the Virgin of Guadalupe, is a Marian apparition of the Mexican Catholic Church whose veneration has its main cult center in the Basilica of Guadalupe, located on the slopes of the Tepeyac hill at north of the City of Mexico.\n\nSaid apparitions took place in 1531, the last being on December 12 and related by Juan Diego himself, who would have recounted everything that happened. Later this oral tradition was collected in a writing of Nahuatl sounds but with latin characters with a technique that no spanish knew and very rarely used by the indigenous people, this writing was called Nican mopohua and is attributed to the indigenous Antonio Valeriano.$

Otavalo, Ecuador - February 10, 2013: Indigenous people wearing traditional clothes are attending a religious celebration in Otavalo, Ecuador, showing their devotion and cultural heritage

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