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Five individuals, four women and one man, are standing in a line, facing forward, in an outdoor setting identified as José Luis Bustamante y Rivero, Peru. All subjects are dressed in traditional Indigenous Andean attire consisting of black long-sleeved tops with embroidered cuffs, black pleated skirts adorned with multiple horizontal colorful stripes (yellow, orange, red, green, blue, pink), and colorful patterned shawls draped over their shoulders. Three women and the man have visible white powder on their cheeks. The man, positioned centrally, wears light-colored clothing, a red hooded garment, and multiple colorful garlands, one of which is fluffy and white. He holds a wooden pole bearing a red and white Peruvian flag in his right hand, and a blue balloon is tied to his left arm. One woman to his left wears sunglasses. Three women hold folded white cloths, and one woman and the man hold white fluffy objects. The ground is asphalt. In the background, a light blue building, a grey building with partial text "AL EMPREZAR", clusters of yellow, blue, and pink balloons, a red vendor awning, and blurred figures of other people are visible. Overhead wires are also present.
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