International Folklore Festival In Mexico

International Folklore Festival In Mexico

Members of the Youth Institute are dancing the Guelaguetza during a procession at the International Folklore Festival in San Pedro Atocpan in Milpa Alta, Mexico City, Mexico, as part of the invitation extended by the local authorities to the Polish and Colombian delegations. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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