In Cornellà de Llobregat, Spain, a group of young women in traditional attire are engaged in a lively performance. They wear white shirts, maroon and gold skirts, white leggings, and yellow and maroon leg warmers, completing their outfits with orange shoes. Each participant holds wooden sticks, which they skillfully manipulate as part of their dance. The scene takes place outdoors on a street, indicated by the asphalt road surface, crosswalk markings, and buildings lining the street. The buildings feature balconies and windows, suggesting an urban environment. Spectators are visible on the sidewalks, observing the performance. A motorcycle is parked on the left side of the frame, and a car is partially visible on the right. The sunlight suggests it is daytime, possibly late afternoon or early evening, given the warm lighting. The atmosphere appears festive and energetic, with the dancers exhibiting focused yet joyful expressions. Visible text on a storefront reads "NEA R.A.C.O D'ART," likely indicating an art shop or cultural center. The overall event seems to be a cultural celebration or festival, with the dancers performing a traditional routine involving the rhythmic striking and manipulation of sticks.