Hand paint was used to make suns on their shirts and colorful translucent ribbon was used to create hats.

Here, a girl waved to the crowd from the back of a decorated stake-bed truck, while the young boy next to her wore a too-large top hat.

A young boy danced with an adult woman, while attempting to play the traditional Andes flutes.

A young girl dressed up in an elaborately fine replica of a traditional outfit.

Young girl with face paint and an elaborate hat, wore earrings and beads, and twirled her parasol.

A trio of kids danced hard to the heavy beat of music generated on the truck following them.

A child too young to walk the parade was carried by his mother. Notice how they were color coordinated.

A young boy wearing a sombrero with fuzzy tassels looked backward to make certain he had not walked too far ahead.

Children were part of the band riding on the truck surrounded by people with heavily painted faces.

Also on the truck were two young girls with heavily painted faces.