This nighttime image captures an active street scene in La Paz, Bolivia

This nighttime image captures an active street scene in La Paz, Bolivia. The foreground features dark asphalt pavement, which appears damp and is strewn with small, brightly colored debris. A square metal manhole cover is visible embedded in the pavement towards the bottom center. In the mid-ground, a prominent red, white, and blue banner stretches horizontally across the street. It displays the text "CONJUNTO SAMBOS CAPORALES" in large white lettering, with a logo incorporating the number "42" on its left side. Below, the phrase "FUNDADO EL 15 DE MAYO DE 1976" is inscribed. To the right of the banner, a young woman with dark hair, wearing a white long-sleeved top and dark trousers, is walking from right to left, holding an item in her right hand. Behind her, a man in an orange jacket and blue backpack is also moving. On the left side of the frame, behind a green tent structure, multiple individuals are present. One person is operating or setting up a camera on a tripod. Further back, a dense crowd of people lines the street, observing the event. Above the main banner, a smaller white banner is visible, partially reading "F.T. CENTENARIO E-1 BOLIVIA". Various flags are displayed overhead, including the Bolivian Wiphala (a multicolored checkered flag) and the national flag of Bolivia (red, yellow, green stripes). The background reveals multi-story urban buildings, illuminated by artificial light, with one building displaying a partial sign for "EMAPA". The overall scene suggests a public cultural event or parade.