Street performers bring color to a Lima sidewalk

A person in a Spider-Man costume dances in front of a store window. A young boy wearing a Spider-Man t-shirt watches the performance, holding a yo-yo. The Spider-Man performer interacts with the boy, putting an arm around him for a photo opportunity. The background shows mannequins and merchandise displayed in the store window.

A street performer dressed as a monk, with his face and body painted black, stands on a platform holding a broom. He is wearing a black cape over a white garment and a rosary. Several people, including children and adults, are visible in the background. One child is riding a bicycle, and others are walking. The performer is in front of a building with a white facade and red-trimmed panels. The scene appears to be in an urban outdoor setting.

The image shows a detailed facade of a historic building, likely a church or government building, in Lima, Peru. The architecture is ornate, featuring multiple statues of figures in historical dress, intricate carvings, and decorative columns. The entrance is a large arched doorway with heavy wooden doors. Above the entrance, a balcony with a statue is visible, and further up, a flag is flying from the building. The sky is overcast. The building's construction appears to be stone and possibly some stucco. The overall impression is of a grand and well-preserved historical structure.

The video shows a street performance with two individuals dressed in camouflage military uniforms and black face paint. One performer is suspended mid-air, clinging to a bamboo pole. The other performer stands at the base of the pole, also holding it. A Peruvian flag is attached to the top of the pole. Several people are observing the performance. A woman in an orange shirt and black skirt is watching from the left. A woman wearing a blue sweater and brown headscarf approaches from the right. Other onlookers are also visible. The performers are standing on a patch of artificial green turf. A black speaker is placed on the ground to the right of the performers, and a bucket with writing that appears to say "APOYA EL ARTE" (Support Art) is at the base of the pole. The background consists of a building with doors and windows, suggesting an urban street setting. White and red triangular flags are strung across the top of the scene.