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This image depicts an outdoor gathering, likely a fan procession or march, in Santiago, Peru. A young male, appearing to be in his late teens or early twenties, is centrally positioned, actively participating. He wears a black hoodie with red and white lettering, including "PIERO GRACIA" and "PUEBLO LIBRE," and "SINCE: 15 DE ENERO DEL 96" on the lower hem. He has a white baseball cap worn backward and light blue jeans. His mouth is open as if shouting. He holds aloft a large white banner with black and red text, displaying a crest featuring a devil-like mascot, "CLUB ALIANZA LIMA," and "1901," along with "PUEBLO GRANDE." In his right hand, he also holds a smaller blue and white banner with "LOS DE SIEMPRE ARTILLERO" and "ALIANZA LIMA" and "CUZCO." To the left of the central figure, another young male in a black and white striped long-sleeve shirt, featuring an image of a man in a suit labeled "ARTILLERO LOS MENORES," walks with his left arm raised. He wears gray sweatpants with black tribal designs near the ankles and white sneakers. Partially visible to the central figure's right is an individual with long dark hair, wearing a light-colored puffer jacket and blue jeans. Other indistinct individuals are visible in the background, suggesting a crowd. The setting is an urban outdoor space with paved ground, possibly a street or plaza. The sky is overcast. In the distant background, several buildings are visible, including a yellow structure. A green banner with white text, partially obscured but legible as "...PROMÉTIDOS CON EL PUEBLO, UN FUTURO MEJOR" (Committed to the people, a better future), hangs in the far background. Hills are also visible on the horizon.
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