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The image depicts a daytime street procession occurring on Carrer del Comte d'Altea in Valencia, Spain. This location is identified by the visible business signs "GIMÁSP ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE" and "OAKBERRY AÇAÍ" on a building façade on the right, with building numbers 60 and 62 also discernible.

The scene features approximately a dozen individuals, primarily adults, dressed in traditional Valencian attire, walking in a procession from left to right on a bright green painted section of the street, which is marked by a white line separating it from the darker asphalt.

In the immediate foreground, on the right, a woman is attired in a black velvet bodice, a full beige skirt with intricate pink floral and paisley patterns, and a black lace mantilla over her dark hair. She holds a bouquet of red carnations in her left hand. To her right, a man with gray hair and eyeglasses wears a light brown traditional shirt with gathered details, a red sash, and beige trousers. Both individuals are looking forward.

Behind the foreground woman, a man in a white shirt, a blue patterned waistcoat, a green sash, and dark trousers walks, his gaze directed towards the left. Further back in the procession, a woman is seen in a purple and silver ornate Fallera dress, holding red flowers. Several other participants, mainly women in various Fallera dresses (including light blue and white patterns) and some men in traditional attire, are visible in the background, walking in sequence.

On the right side of the street, behind a yellow metal crowd barrier, multiple spectators are observing the procession. The urban environment includes multi-story buildings with windows and balconies, along with commercial establishments. Street signage indicates "Comidas Para Llevar" and "PROHIBIDO APARCAR GRÚA" (No Parking, Tow Away). Overhead wires are visible between the buildings.
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Mar 18, 2026

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The image depicts a daytime street procession occurring on Carrer del Comte d'Altea in Valencia, Spain. This location is identified by the visible business signs "GIMÁSP ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE" and "OAKBERRY AÇAÍ" on a building façade on the right, with building numbers 60 and 62 also discernible. The scene features approximately a dozen individuals, primarily adults, dressed in traditional Valencian attire, walking in a procession from left to right on a bright green painted section of the street, which is marked by a white line separating it from the darker asphalt. In the immediate foreground, on the right, a woman is attired in a black velvet bodice, a full beige skirt with intricate pink floral and paisley patterns, and a black lace mantilla over her dark hair. She holds a bouquet of red carnations in her left hand. To her right, a man with gray hair and eyeglasses wears a light brown traditional shirt with gathered details, a red sash, and beige trousers. Both individuals are looking forward. Behind the foreground woman, a man in a white shirt, a blue patterned waistcoat, a green sash, and dark trousers walks, his gaze directed towards the left. Further back in the procession, a woman is seen in a purple and silver ornate Fallera dress, holding red flowers. Several other participants, mainly women in various Fallera dresses (including light blue and white patterns) and some men in traditional attire, are visible in the background, walking in sequence. On the right side of the street, behind a yellow metal crowd barrier, multiple spectators are observing the procession. The urban environment includes multi-story buildings with windows and balconies, along with commercial establishments. Street signage indicates "Comidas Para Llevar" and "PROHIBIDO APARCAR GRÚA" (No Parking, Tow Away). Overhead wires are visible between the buildings.

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