A lively street festival or parade is captured outdoors during daytime, likely late afternoon, in Budva, Montenegro. The central figure is a person adorned in an elaborate, multi-layered costume. This attire includes a red and black feathery headdress, a face painted with black, white, and yellow patterns, and several beaded necklaces. The costume also features white and black fur or faux fur elements, and red tassels. The costumed individual is actively participating in the event, playing a drum with a white head decorated with green, yellow, and red designs, rimmed with black fur. They also hold a staff-like object featuring feathers and a small prayer wheel-style ornament. The sounds of a rhythmic drumbeat are audible. In the background, other participants add to the festive atmosphere. Several individuals are dressed in red and white striped pants, often paired with blue coats and white hats (some resembling chefs' hats, others top hats, reminiscent of Uncle Sam). One person wears a vibrant pink/fuchsia dress with a blue top. These individuals are seen dancing, walking, and engaging with the procession. Trees line the street, and various colorful banners and signs are visible in the background, though no text is legible. The overall scene suggests a vibrant cultural celebration or street performance, with an energetic and celebratory mood.

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Fri, May 1, 2026, 05:38 PM

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