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A street scene depicts a cultural procession on Carrer de Colón in Valencia, Spain. The location is identified by the storefronts "OFTAL COLLECIÓ" with a blue circular logo and "DIGIER LAB Beauty House" with a green sign, visible on the right. In the immediate foreground, an elderly man walks toward the viewer's left, looking straight ahead. He wears a white long-sleeved shirt, a dark blue patterned vest, grey trousers, white knitted socks, and black and white espadrille-style sandals. A patterned grey and white headscarf covers his head. He holds a single red rose by its stem in his right hand. To his right, a woman in a traditional ornate Valencian Fallera dress walks alongside him. Her dress is dark green with intricate gold and white embroidery, featuring a full, wide skirt. She wears an elaborate traditional hairstyle with a lace mantilla, a red choker, and a red and gold sash diagonally across her chest. She holds a cluster of red flowers, likely roses, in her left arm, partially obscured. Behind these two figures, several other participants in traditional attire are visible. To the left, two women in similar elaborate Fallera dresses, one white and gold, the other pink and gold, wear mantillas and sashes and carry red roses. To the right, a bearded man in a brown vest, white shirt, white knee-length shorts, black socks, and black and white espadrilles walks forward, looking ahead. Another man in similar attire with a green sash is further back. All participants are walking in the same direction, suggesting a parade or procession. The street is paved with asphalt and features a single solid yellow line. Buildings with light-colored facades, multiple stories, and shuttered windows line both sides of the street. A black, ornate street lamp stands on the left. An air conditioning unit is mounted on the wall of the building to the right. Yellow temporary barriers separate the procession path from onlookers in the background on both sides. The sky appears overcast, providing diffused lighting.
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