A fascinating aspect of parades is to experience customs, listen to music and see dancing from many different ethnic groups.
The Latino dancers and music at a recent Fourth of July parade in western Massachusetts were colorful and exuberant.
Oh wow, the dresses the women wore were pleasing to the eye and the dancing was great!
They swirled, twirled and brought smiles to the faces of people in the crowds.
Different colors sizzled.
To me, that was among the most festive and beautiful contingents in the whole parade.
DO YOU ENJOY LEARNING ABOUT DIFFERENT CULTURES?
12 comments:
I Agree ! They were just beautiful!!!!!!
Color brings things alive. the dresses are lovely. Looks like the dancing stirred the crowd and a good time was had by all.
... more 'wow's from me Susan... these are wonderful photos... I love them all.. the dancing ladies look so happy .. such fun....
Hugs... Barb xxxx
I do enjoy learning about different cultures. What a great parade to include such wonderful dancers.
That is one thing I miss from the north - Chicago. I don't think they have things like this hear in Georgia. They sure were fun! So pretty and exciting.
Everyone around the world should embrace different cultures because in the end, we are much more alike than we are different ... but it's the cultural differences that make individuals so unique.
Loved the parade and love these dancers too. Your photos captured them very well.
Marvelous photos and I loved them! I could scarsely take them in they were moviing so quickly by us. One of my favorite parts of our parade. Just so lovely!!!!!
How exciting to see such cultural activities on the 4th.
I just love different cultures. The sresses where lovely Susan. I wish we had parades like that here in San Francisco. Were my aunt lives up North they had parades all the time when I was a small girl. Memories. Thank you for sharing with love Janice. Happy Sunday
I love the passion they put on dancing for the parade! Amazing!
Ooooo, what a fun day! Such colorful dresses the women are wearing. Yes, I love learning about different cultures, especially my own. :)
~Sheri
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