A Bollywood style dance was performed by the folks representing the Baobab Village Restaurant of San Francisco.

Dancers representing the Yucatec Maya community in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Ginga Brazil / Bras Arte group performed a dance reminiscent of the Amazon warriors.

The group from the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts performed an African-style dance.

The Bolivia Corazon de America group performed traditional Bolivian dances.

Here, a man carrying a quiver of arrows, led the African-flavor dance that morning.

Even though the head-ware and necklaces were made of cardboard covered in silver and blue cloth, the effect appeared real from a distance.

The Rara Tou Limen Haitian Folkloric Ensemble performed a riotously colorful dance.

Kids from the East Bay Community Samba School danced in the parade too.

All ages performed in the parade, from the very young (as in the background) through the senior citizens shown here.

The swirling skirts of the Rueda Con Ritmo group created some almost abstract scenes.

Good Samaritan Family Resource Center represented Loco Bosco, with costumes combining skeletons with flowers and top hats.

Good Samaritan Family Resource Center represented Loco Bosco, with costumes from all over the world. There were traditional Spanish, Chinese, Dutch, and others dancing regally in pairs.