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A procession of individuals in traditional Valencian attire is observed moving left to right along a city street identified as Carrer de Colón, 62, in Valencia, Spain. The street features a prominent lime-green painted section, approximately 4 meters wide, with white demarcation lines, indicating a designated pathway.

In the foreground, an older man on the left wears a white shirt, a light grey patterned waistcoat, dark pinstriped trousers, and a striped brown and white manta al hombro (shoulder blanket) with tassels. A red flower is pinned to his left lapel. To his right, a younger male, approximately adolescent, wears a long-sleeved dark red jacket beneath a horizontally striped green, red, and black poncho-style garment adorned with multicolored tassels. He has dark knee-length shorts, white knee-high socks with perforations, and white espadrille-style shoes with black laces. A red flower is also on his left lapel. Directly behind him, another young male wears a white shirt, a blue and white striped poncho-style garment, white knee-high socks, and black-strapped espadrille shoes. Further right, a bearded adult male wears a tan waistcoat over a white shirt, a green sash, dark trousers/kilt, white socks, and dark espadrilles. Numerous other individuals in similar traditional garments are visible in the background, walking in formation.

The street is lined with multi-story buildings of varying architectural styles. On the right, commercial establishments include "OAKBERRY AÇAÍ" and "GMASP Engineering & Architecture," both with black signage. A yellow metal crowd barrier separates the street from a small group of spectators near the OAKBERRY AÇAÍ shop. On the left, partially visible signage reads "Comida Para Llevar" (Food To Go). A black, ornate streetlamp adorned with decorative white string lights is positioned in the mid-ground. The sky is overcast.
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Mar 18, 2026, 4:30 PM

Valencia, Spain

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A procession of individuals in traditional Valencian attire is observed moving left to right along a city street identified as Carrer de Colón, 62, in Valencia, Spain. The street features a prominent lime-green painted section, approximately 4 meters wide, with white demarcation lines, indicating a designated pathway. In the foreground, an older man on the left wears a white shirt, a light grey patterned waistcoat, dark pinstriped trousers, and a striped brown and white manta al hombro (shoulder blanket) with tassels. A red flower is pinned to his left lapel. To his right, a younger male, approximately adolescent, wears a long-sleeved dark red jacket beneath a horizontally striped green, red, and black poncho-style garment adorned with multicolored tassels. He has dark knee-length shorts, white knee-high socks with perforations, and white espadrille-style shoes with black laces. A red flower is also on his left lapel. Directly behind him, another young male wears a white shirt, a blue and white striped poncho-style garment, white knee-high socks, and black-strapped espadrille shoes. Further right, a bearded adult male wears a tan waistcoat over a white shirt, a green sash, dark trousers/kilt, white socks, and dark espadrilles. Numerous other individuals in similar traditional garments are visible in the background, walking in formation. The street is lined with multi-story buildings of varying architectural styles. On the right, commercial establishments include "OAKBERRY AÇAÍ" and "GMASP Engineering & Architecture," both with black signage. A yellow metal crowd barrier separates the street from a small group of spectators near the OAKBERRY AÇAÍ shop. On the left, partially visible signage reads "Comida Para Llevar" (Food To Go). A black, ornate streetlamp adorned with decorative white string lights is positioned in the mid-ground. The sky is overcast.

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