The image captures approximately forty individuals, predominantly children and young adults, assembled in the Plaza de Armas of Pisac, Peru, directly in front of the Church of San Pedro

The image captures approximately forty individuals, predominantly children and young adults, assembled in the Plaza de Armas of Pisac, Peru, directly in front of the Church of San Pedro. The group wears matching traditional Quechua attire, characterized by brightly colored, intricately patterned ponchos or capes in red, pink, and white hues, dark trousers, and distinct red, flat-topped hats (monteras). Many participants hold wooden staffs, some topped with white spherical decorations. They are positioned in multiple rows on a grey paved stone surface, facing the camera. Behind them, a dark green metal fence separates the plaza from the Church of San Pedro, a cream-colored building featuring a red-tiled roof and three arched stone entrances. A large, rugged, vegetation-covered mountain forms the prominent background under a partly cloudy sky. A few additional individuals are visible observing near the church entrance on the right.